1836 SHILLING ( FINE )

This 1836 shilling exemplifies coinage from the reign of King William IV, struck during the final years of the Georgian era. Graded as Fine, the coin displays sharp definition across both obverse and reverse, with only modest wear consistent with careful circulation. The piece reflects the numismatic standards and artistry of the Royal Mint during this historically significant period. Particularly valued by collectors specializing in William IV coinage, those documenting early 19th-century British monetary systems, or numismatists seeking quality examples of pre-Victorian silver denominations for their collections.