1787 SHILLING ( VF ) 8

This 1787 shilling from George III's reign presents in very fine condition, displaying sharp detail with only light wear across both obverse and reverse. The portrait remains crisp and well-defined, whilst the reverse heraldry exhibits excellent clarity and legibility. The "8" designation indicates this specimen represents the eighth example in a catalogued series, providing provenance documentation and collection history. Shillings from 1787 are valued by collectors for their historical significance during a pivotal period in British monetary and political development. The coin's superior condition allows for confident attribution and detailed study of die characteristics distinctive to this year's production. An authenticated example of this calibre offers collectors a premium-grade specimen suitable for advanced collections or those pursuing comprehensive surveys of late Georgian silver coinage with documented provenance.