1551–1553 United Kingdom Shilling Edward VIThis Tudor era United Kingdom shilling dates from 15511553, minted during Edward VIs reign. It captures mid16thcentury English coinage, when familiar designs on circulating silver defined royal iconography of the era. Obverse shows a crowned, facing bust of Edward VI, with a Tudor rose to the left and XII to the right; reverse bears the royal coat of arms over a long cross fourche. country: United Kingdom year: 15511553 denomination: shilling grade:

the United Kingdom maintained a

Denomination: Drachm

Year: 1956

offering historical charm and collectible appeal for numismatists and history enthusiasts

A commemorative 1986 uncirculated set with commemorative $1 coin

it blends heritage with modern minting

It’s a tangible piece of local commercial and social history from the early colonial period

This shilling is struck in 50% silver and retains the classic size and feel typical of pre-decimal New Zealand small change

Ideal for collectors or those seeking affordable circulated U

Brooke surrounded by his title and reign inscriptions

Coins: Proof

it captures Canada's circulating coins just before the full integration of the $2 coin and includes the 1c