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Topic: Great Britain 1816 1 Shilling George III Coin [Also 92.5% Silver] (Read 2339 times)

legendary
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The English spell it Shilling.  The Austrians and Germans use Schilling.
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hero member
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The English spell it Shilling.  The Austrians and Germans use Schilling.
legendary
Activity: 896
Merit: 1000
Hi everybody,
I'm starting to piece out some of my RARE (not bullion) coins. I want to start with world coins. So, this is what's on the menu today:

Great Britain 1816 1 Shilling George III Coin

Its a nice, rare coin. I always like to do things on a deal-deal basis. So, please PM me your offer and we can start negotiating.

Most important-what is this thing worth?
Well, just check here:

http://www.ebay.com/sch/i.html?_trksid=p2050601.m570.l1313.TR0.TRC0.XGreat+Britain+1816+1+Schilling+George+III+Coin&_nkw=Great+Britain+1816+1+Schilling+George+III+Coin&_sacat=0&_from=R40

Make sure to note discrepancies in condition, too ; ). This one still has all of its features, so would be graded a "Fine"-Very Fine". Do not let the silver tarnishing fool you-thats a natural process. Really all that matters is a coin's physical features.

Hope to hear your offers soon.

Thanks!






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