1914 Australia Shilling PCGS MS62
Tax included.
The 1914 Australian Shilling was struck at the Royal Mint in London during the reign of King George V, with approximately 3.3 million pieces produced. Struck in 92.5% sterling silver and weighing 5.65 grams, the coin features the distinctive Australian coat of arms on the reverse.
This example has been graded MS62, indicating an uncirculated coin with strong detail and attractive mint-state preservation. A classic early Commonwealth silver issue and an excellent representative of Australia’s George V shilling series.
Note: light streak on reverse above head of emu