1868 SHILLING ( VF ) DIE 31

This 1868 shilling from Victoria's reign exhibits very fine condition, displaying sharp definition with only light wear across both sides. The portrait remains crisp and well-defined, whilst the reverse coat of arms retains excellent clarity and legibility. The "Die 31" designation provides specific die identification, enabling detailed die variety studies and allowing numismatists to document production sequences within this particular year's coinage output. Shillings from 1868 represent an important phase of Victoria's reign, produced under rigorous quality standards characteristic of mid-Victorian monetary manufacture. Examples with documented die attribution hold particular value for specialists pursuing comprehensive die catalogues or those investigating the mechanical and production aspects of Victorian mint operations. An authenticated specimen of this date and die combination merges superior condition with scholarly provenance, making it an excellent acquisition for collectors building advanced collections centred on Victorian silver denominations and systematic die variety research.