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A 17th-century silver shilling from the reign of Charles I, minted at the 1st Tower Mint during 1625–1649. This hammered coin offers a tangible glimpse into early English coinage and heritage for collectors and history enthusiasts.
Delivers a direct connection to a pivotal period in English history, with the coin's silver surface and hammered strike providing a distinctive character that modern pieces rarely match. The 1st Tower Mint provenance adds depth to its story, appealing to researchers and serious collectors who value minting history. Its compact, display-ready form makes it a natural centerpiece for a cabinet, coin album, or educational display. Use it to illustrate the evolution of English coinage, or to complement other Charles I or early-Tudor-era pieces in a curated collection.