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This 1887 Great Britain Shilling was struck during the reign of Queen Victoria and features the celebrated Jubilee Head portrait, introduced in the year of her Golden Jubilee. The obverse depicts a crowned and veiled portrait of the Queen, surrounded by the traditional Latin inscription.
Graded an impressive MS65 by PCGS, this superb silver shilling is preserved in exceptional Mint State condition. Sharp detail can be seen throughout the portrait and lettering, complemented by attractive natural toning and strong original lustre. Identified as Spink 3926, this is a particularly eye-catching example of a classic Victorian shilling and a desirable addition to any British coin collection.
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