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Object name(s):
English shilling; coin; uniface reverse
Brief description:
George VI uniface English shilling, 1937
Collection:
The Royal Mint Museum
Associated person:
George VI
Person's association:
ruler
Associated place:
United Kingdom
Comments:
The auction catalogue describes this coin as a pattern for the proposed coinage of Edward VIII, but Royal Mint die records show that the necessary tools were not made until after the Abdication and it therefore properly belongs to the reign of George VI.
Dimension:
weight
Dimension measurement unit:
g
Dimension value:
5.57
Inscription content:
Inscription description:
Royal Crest of England
Inscription position:
obverse
Inscription position:
reverse
Inscription transliteration:
MODEL · FID · DEF IND · IMP · · ONE · SHILLING · 1937
Material:
silver
Object name:
English shilling; coin; uniface reverse
Object number:
RMM 8178
Object production date:
1937
Object production organisation:
Tower Hill
Organisation's association:
mint
Object production person:
Kruger Gray, George Edward
Person's association:
obverse designer
Person's association:
reverse designer
Other number:
Royal Mint File 9/MUS/029/0006 Part 2
Other number type:
Standard reference
Other number type:
Specimen reference
Other number type:
Archive reference
Technical attribute measurement:
Edge
Technical attribute measurement unit:
milled
Technical attribute measurement:
Die axis
Technical attribute measurement unit:
360

Persistent shareable link for this record: https://museumdata.uk/objects/0424f075-dbe3-3eed-8ceb-cd7e17a51c74

Use licence for this record: CC BY

Attribution for this record: https://museumdata.uk/objects/0424f075-dbe3-3eed-8ceb-cd7e17a51c74, The Royal Mint Museum, CC BY

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