1739 SHILLING ( FAIR )

This 1739 shilling from George II's reign exhibits fair condition, reflecting substantial circulation wear typical of coins that served actively in commerce throughout the 18th century. The piece remains identifiable with discernible portrait elements and readable date, providing reliable authentication despite surface erosion. Shillings from the mid-Georgian period are fundamental to understanding Britain's monetary economy during a prosperous and expansive era. Fair-grade examples offer collectors an economical means of acquiring authentic period specimens while maintaining historical integrity. Such coins appeal to those building thematic collections or studying the longevity and circulation patterns of silver denominations across generations of use.