Copper-Nickel 1 Shilling of George VI (AD 1951) from Great Brittain Lion above Crown

Great Brittain, George VI, (AD 1951), Copper-Nickel Shilling, Obv: George VI facing left, Inscription around, Rev: Date & Denomination, 5.64 Gms, 23.55 mm, Very Fine, Scarce.

Vist our Store for many more exiting Coin offers at

https://coinbazzar.com/store/coingallery/

Note – We Do not ship out of India

Add a distinguished piece of British numismatic history to your collection with this 1951 Copper-Nickel Shilling issued during the reign of King George VI. Struck in durable copper-nickel, this coin features the classic portrait of the King facing left on the obverse, while the reverse proudly displays the iconic English lion standing majestically above the royal crown, flanked by the date and denomination. Weighing 5.64 grams with a diameter of 23.55 mm, this specimen is graded in Very Fine condition, retaining crisp details and pleasing eye appeal that reflect its mid-century heritage. Historical significance surrounds the year 1951, a pivotal era for Britain as it hosted the Festival of Britain, marking a post-war cultural recovery. Coins from this specific period, particularly in this scarce grade, are increasingly sought after by numismatists focusing on 20th-century British coinage, royal history, or heraldic designs. Whether you are expanding a comprehensive Commonwealth collection or seeking a tangible artifact from the twilight of the British Empire, this George VI shilling is a rewarding acquisition that bridges historical narrative with numismatic charm.