1804 SILVER BANK OF ENGLAND TRADE TOKEN 5 SHILLINGS GEORGE III

This exceptional 1804 Bank of England trade token represents a significant piece of British monetary history. Struck in silver during the reign of George III, this five shillings denomination exemplifies the private token currency that circulated when official coinage was scarce. The piece showcases fine craftsmanship typical of early 19th-century numismatic production, with clear iconography reflecting the Bank's prominence in Georgian commerce. A desirable addition for collectors of British tokens, Bank of England memorabilia, and historical currency enthusiasts seeking authentic examples from this pivotal era.