17th-century English hammered silver coin, featuring the cro...
17th-century English hammered silver coin, featuring the crowned royal coat of arms flanked by the letters "C" and "R" for King Charles I. Coin Details • Ruler: King Charles I (reigned 1625–1649) • Denomination: Silver Shilling (valued at 12 pence) • Mint Period: Hammered silver coinage produced during the House of Stuart era, commonly minted at the London Tower Mint. • Design Features: The reverse displays a quartered royal shield of the Stuart monarchy (incorporating the lions of England, the lion of Scotland, and the harp of Ireland) with the crowned C and R (Carolus Rex) at the top.
17th-century English hammered silver coin, featuring the crowned royal coat of arms flanked by the letters "C" and "R" for King Charles I. Coin Details • Ruler: King Charles I (reigned 1625–1649) • Denomination: Silver Shilling (valued at 12 pence) • Mint Period: Hammered silver coinage produced during the House of Stuart era, commonly minted at the London Tower Mint. • Design Features: The reverse displays a quartered royal shield of the Stuart monarchy (incorporating the lions of England, the lion of Scotland, and the harp of Ireland) with the crowned C and R (Carolus Rex) at the top.
