This 1723 United Kingdom shilling comes from the George I 'SSC' issue, an early 18th‑century silver coin from Britain. It embodies the era’s trade‑backed minting that supported expanding global commerce.
Obverse features the laureate, draped bust of King George I facing right; GEORGIVS·D·G:M·BR·FR·ET·HIB·REX·F·D. The reverse shows crowned cruciform shields with the initials "SS" and "C" placed in alternate angles.
Country: United Kingdom
Year: 1723
Denomination: shilling
Composition: 90% silver
Grade: VG
VG indicates moderate wear with most major design elements still visible.
