1951 UK One Shilling Coin - King George VI

Description: 1951 UK One Shilling Coin - King George VI - Fine Condition Shipping within the U.S. is $2, international shipping is $12 Obverse (Front):Design: Features the portrait of King George VI facing left.Inscription: "GEORGIVS VI D:G:BR:OMN" which stands for "George VI by the Grace of God, King of all the Britons." Reverse (Back):Design: Depicts a crowned lion standing on a crown. The inscription reads "FID DEF ONE SHILLING" with the year "1951" split on either side of the lion.Inscription: "FID DEF ONE SHILLING 1951" Specifications:Country: United KingdomYear: 1951Denomination: One ShillingMaterial: Likely cupronickelDiameter: Approximately 23.5 mmWeight: Approximately 5.65 gramsHistorical Background: This coin is a 1951 One Shilling coin from the United Kingdom. During this period, King George VI was the reigning monarch, and his portrait is featured on the coin. The One Shilling coin was a part of the pre-decimal currency system used in the UK before the decimalization in 1971. Shillings were used extensively in everyday transactions and hold historical significance for collectors.

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Location: El Dorado Hills, California

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