1565 United Kingdom Shilling, Queen Elizabeth I

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1565 United Kingdom Shilling, Queen Elizabeth IThis hammered silver shilling comes from the Kingdom of England, dating to 1565 during the Elizabethan era. It represents the Second Issue that restored the sterling standard, a pivotal reform in English coinage amid expanding global trade and the flowering English Renaissance. For collectors, the coins combination of a crowned Elizabeth I portrait on the obverse and a cross and shield reverse marks a defining moment in pre 1600 English numismatics.

a Waka on the 10c

A 1941 New Zealand Half Crown — a historic pre-decimal silver coin from New Zealand

gEF (good Extremely Fine) indicates a well‑preserved coin with light

collectible pre-decimal coin from New Zealand

reverse EF)

standing left

Country: Ireland

featuring the mature "Old Head" portrait

Reverse: Displays the crowned shield of the United Kingdom with the denomination and date integrated into the shield design

Denomination: 1/2 Falus

It celebrates a landmark cultural anniversary from Victorian Britain with collectible appeal for literature and medal enthusiasts

Obverse: a crowned bust of Queen Elizabeth I facing left