1603 SILVER SHILLING JAMES I CLIPPED

A rare 1603 silver shilling from the reign of King James I. This clipped example showcases the historical practice of coin clipping, where portions of the coin's edge were removed—a common occurrence during the early 17th century. The shilling remains a significant piece of numismatic history, bearing the authentic wear and character of its age. Ideal for serious collectors of English hammered coinage and those interested in Stuart-era currency. Each coin is unique, reflecting centuries of circulation and historical significance.