1902 Edward VII Great Britain Silver MS64 Shilling

Description

This 1902 Great Britain Shilling was struck during the reign of King Edward VII and dates from the first year of his circulating coinage. The obverse features the right-facing portrait of Edward VII, surrounded by the traditional Latin royal inscription, capturing the distinctive style of the Edwardian period.

Struck in silver, this example has been independently certified by PCGS and graded MS64, confirming its impressive Mint State condition. The coin displays strong detail throughout the portrait and lettering, with attractive lustre and subtle natural toning adding character to the surfaces. Only light contact marks are present, consistent with the assigned grade.

A highly attractive early Edward VII shilling, combining excellent preservation, historical interest and strong eye appeal.