William IV 1837 Shilling Value

The 1837 Shilling reverse shows the words 'ONE SHILLING' with the royal crown above, and a small scroll below. An oak wreath with a bow at the base surrounds the main design, with the date 1837 below. The UK 1837 Shilling obverse features the bare head of King William IV facing right, with the legend: 'GULIELMUS IIII D:G: BRITANNIAR: REX F:D:'.

The shilling (1/-) was a coin worth one twentieth of a pound sterling, or twelve pence. The shilling was often known as a 'bob'. The shilling was a popular silver coin and sought after by collectors. The UK 1837 Shilling is a good collectors coin.

UK 1837 Shilling Specification
William IV
Coin Weight:	5.65 g
Coin Diameter:	23.5 mm
Coin Composition:	92.5% Silver
No of coins Minted:	478,160
Mint:	London, England

1837 Shilling
	VG or VG 8	Coin in Very Good condition
	F or F 12	Coin is in Fine condition
	VF or VF 20	Coin is in Very Fine condition
	EF or XF 40	Coin is in Extremely Fine condition
	AU58 & MS  60	Highest grade circulated coins
	UNC	Coin is Uncirculated

what is the 1837 Shilling Value. Book value is an average valuations, many dealers call this the retail prices

VG	F	VF	XF	aUNC	UNC
£9.80	£31	£77	£293	£451	£590++

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