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closed George II (Older Bust) 1 Shilling 1743 – Stunning Example! – First Year Minted! – £90 Posted – UK 🇬🇧


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🇬🇧🪙 For sale here is an absolutely terrific George II Shilling from 1743! 🪙🇬🇧

Minted in 1743, this wonderful George II shilling is a whopping 278 years old! Quite impressive considering the level of detail on what is, ultimately, a low denomination coin used in common circulation!

As a 1743 example, this marks the first year this series was minted and precedes the infamous Lima years of 1745 to 1746, during which these coins were minted from a large hoard of silver captured from the Spanish by Admiral Anson's squadron operating in the Pacific Ocean. On these Lima examples the word 'Lima' is engraved below the bust of George II, referencing the fact that the Spanish silver was being shipped from Lima, Peru back to Spain when it was intercepted by Admiral Anson! 

These historical details and further technical specifications can be seen on the Numista reference page for this excellent coin: https://en.numista.com/catalogue/pieces13121.html

All-in-all, this 1743 shilling is a wonderful little example and is present in a very much collectible grade. Subtle pinkish hues compliment the intricate, peripheral details of the reverse, and an antiquated patina on the obverse completes what is an all-round strong example.

This coin is both touched by and steeped in history. Go on, make it part of your collection today! 📖🪙

Sale price is £90 including Royal Mail postage to mainland UK.

Payment via bank transfer is preferred but PayPal friends and family will also be accepted.

Comment here or PM me to pick this cracker up for yourself today! 🤠

Thank you! 👍🏻

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12 minutes ago, Neilwillow said:

I will take it if its still for sale.

Neil

Hi Neil.

It is yours! PM me and we will sort out the details.

Cheers!

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