The 1630 Shilling - Charles IThis coin would have been minted between 1630-1631 at the Tower (London) mint. There are so many types of this coin it can be hard to identify. This coin is probably Group A, class 2b, SCBC 2788.
The Reverse shows a garnished coat of arms with plume at top.
The Obverse shows a bust of the crowned King Charles I wearing a ruff. The XII to the right is the value; 12 pence is one shilling.Images used by permission of CNG.
Mintage: Not known
Minted at The Royal Mint
Minted in 1630. See Coins and Events of 1630
Monarch/Ruler: Charles I (1625-1649)
Category: Shillings. See more Shilling coins
and see which Shilling coins have the lowest mintage.
Country of Origin: United Kingdom
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 | Charles I Hammered Silver Shilling. Group F £ 200.00 |
 | 1663 Charles II Silver Shilling Coin £ 103.66 |
 | CHARLES I SHILLING. TOWER MINT. VERY NICE £ 350.00 |
 | Charles I Silver Hammered Shilling Group E £ 195.00 |
 | Charles I, Silver Shilling Coin, Beautiful Reverse! As Struck. S.2800 £ 75.58 |
 | Charles I Shilling Left Facing Anchor Mintmark Rare Good Condition £ 84.99 |
 | Rare 1635–1636 Charles I Tower Shilling Crown MM Hammered Silver Coin £ 300.00 |
 | 1634-5 Charles I Hammered Silver Shilling Coin Stunning Coin £ 350.96 |
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