1825 SHILLING ( GF ) HOLED

This 1825 shilling offers collectors a tangible connection to Georgian-era coinage. Struck during the reign of George IV, the coin displays good fine condition with the characteristic wear patterns of circulated currency from two centuries past. The hole through the piece indicates historical use, possibly as a charm, pendant, or practical means of securing the coin—a common practice among working people of the period. Despite the perforation, this shilling retains numismatic interest for those studying early 19th-century British currency and its everyday circulation patterns.