1758 SHILLING ( VF )

This 1758 shilling from George II's reign presents in very fine condition, displaying sharp definition across both obverse and reverse with only light wear from circulation. The sovereign's portrait remains crisp and well-articulated, whilst the reverse coat of arms retains excellent detail and legibility. Shillings from the mid-Georgian period represent a stable era in British silver production, and examples in this grade offer an optimal balance between historical authenticity and visual appeal. The coin's condition allows for confident attribution and detailed study of period die characteristics. A specimen of this quality provides collectors with an accessible yet substantial example of 1750s coinage, suitable for both thematic collections and comprehensive Georgian numismatic surveys.