1910 Australian Shilling - Very Good

Historic 1910 Australian Shilling - A Landmark First - Very Good

• Minted in London: Struck at the London Mint in England, with a limited mintage of approximately 2,536,000 pieces.
• Sought-After Date: This 1910 Australian shilling marks a significant milestone in Australian coinage. As the first-ever Australian shilling and the only one minted during the reign of King Edward VII, it holds a special place in history.
• Precious Metal Content: Composed of 92.5% pure silver and 7.5% copper for durability.
• Dimensions: Weighs approximately 5.65 grams and measures 23.5 mm in diameter.
• Grade: Each available coin exhibits a Very Good (VG) grade, with all coins in a similar condition to that shown.
• Protective Packaging: Arrives securely in a brand new 2x2 Mylar coin flip.