This listing is for the photographed 1711 Great Britain Silver 1 Shilling. Very cool coin with features still prevalent. The 1711 Queen Anne shilling was minted in London and Edinburgh following the Acts of Union 1707, which united England and Scotland into Great Britain. These shillings are silver coins, featuring Queen Anne's portrait on one side and a crowned cruciform shield on the other. They are considered collectible due to the limited time of Queen Anne's reign and the historical significance of the coin's minting period.

Silver composition: 92.5%.

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