1558-1603 SHILLING ELIZABETH 1ST

This Elizabeth I shilling represents a significant piece of English numismatic history, minted during the reign of England's most celebrated monarch (1558-1603). As one of the Tudor dynasty's most iconic coins, it showcases the refined portraiture and heraldic design characteristic of the Elizabethan era. The shilling served as a principal silver denomination, widely circulated throughout England and its territories. Collectors value these pieces for their historical importance, artistic merit, and connection to a transformative period in British history. Condition and mint marks vary, making each example unique. An excellent addition to any serious numismatic collection or for those studying Tudor coinage.