1866 SHILLING (NF) DIE 42 TWO CROWNS exemplifying late Victorian coinage from

exemplifying late Victorian coinage from Queen Victoria's Young Head period

this piece captures the dignity and historical importance of this royal tribute

1787 SHILLING ( FAIR ) HOLED

The 1874 date positions this piece within a sought-after era for Victorian gold coins

An ideal investment piece that merges artistry

1866 SHILLING (NF) DIE 42 TWO CROWNS exemplifying late Victorian coinage fromA scarce Victorian shilling from 1866, struck from Die 42 in non fleur de lis condition. This piece represents a significant year in British coinage history, offering collectors an authentic example of mid 19th century silver currency. The specific die designation makes this variant particularly sought after by numismatists specializing in die studies and Victorian era British coins. A worthwhile addition to any serious collection of period coinage.