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1711 SIXPENCE ( GF ) SHILLING TOKEN a cruciform arrangement of shields

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Description

a cruciform arrangement of shields represents England

1977 PROOF 10 CENTS SOLOMON ISLANDS

1962 SILVER ONE DOLLAR CANADA

This 1603 silver clipped sixpence from the reign of James I represents a fascinating example of early Stuart coinage with distinctive wear characteristics

struck during a period of political and economic change

1711 SIXPENCE ( GF ) SHILLING TOKEN a cruciform arrangement of shieldsThis 1711 sixpence represents an early example of Queen Anne's coinage, a period highly regarded by serious collectors. In good fine condition, this silver coin displays well preserved detail and readable inscriptions that reflect its age and circulation history. Sixpences from the 1710s are increasingly scarce, particularly in collectible grades, making this piece a notable acquisition for those specialising in early 18th century British numismatics.

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