Summary
Silver coin; Denomination: Shilling
Royal Mint, London
George V (1911-1936)
A shilling is a 12 pence coin. Fourth coinage, modified head. Probably struck during the reign of Edward VIII as George V died on 20 January 1936 but this coin type was struck throughout the year.
Obverse Description
Bare head of the King facing left; below on neck truncation in small letters, B.M. (Bertram MacKennal); around, GEORGIVS V DEI GRA: BRITT: OMN: REX
Reverse Description
Crowned lion to left head facing, standing on crown, the date, 1936, divided by the crown; around above, FID: DEF: IND: IMP:; around below, ONE SHILLING
Edge Description
milled
More Information
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Collecting Areas
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Acquisition Information
Transfer from National Gallery of Victoria (NGV), 15 Mar 1976
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Date Issued
1936 AD
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Issued By
HM King George V, England, Great Britain
British coins bearing the date 1936 are generally considered to have been struck during the reign of Edward VIII (1936) -
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Artist
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Denomination
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Material
Silver
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Axis
12
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Classification
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Category
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Discipline
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Type of item
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Dimensions
24 mm (Outside Diameter), 5.66 g (Weight)
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Shape
Round
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References
[Book] Skingley, Philip. 2007. Coins of England and the United Kingdom., Spink 4039 Pages
