The 1711 Shilling - Queen AnneSilver shilling of Queen Anne. Weighs 6g. SCBC: 3618 or 3619.
The Reverse shows a crowned cruciform shield.
The Obverse shows a portrait of Queen Anne, probably by John Croker (1670-1741) who engraved almost all of the dies for the coins of Queen Anne.
In 1711 the coin could show the third or fourth bust. The difference is in Queen Anne's hairstyle and may not be obvious in worn specimens. This image is probably the fourth portrait, which is the most common.Image credit: The Royal Mint.
Mintage: Not known
Minted at The Royal Mint
Minted in 1711. See Coins and Events of 1711
Monarch/Ruler: Anne (1702-1714)
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Country of Origin: United Kingdom
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 | 1707 Queen Anne Silver Shilling – Act of Union Year – Great Britain (A14) £ 49.99 |
 | 1709 Queen Anne Silver Shilling Post-Union Coin Fine 5.81g (A22) £ 49.99 |
 | Queen Anne Silver Shilling 1709 £ 120.00 |
 | Queen Anne shilling 1713/2. Roses and Plumes Type £ 182.70 |
 | 1714 Shilling Queen Anne British Silver Coin £ 149.00 |
 | 1707 E Queen Anne Silver Shilling VF Edinburgh Mint S.3608 Post Union £ 302.30 |
 | 1711 Queen Anne Silver Shilling Fourth Draped Bust S.3618 High Grade £ 260.70 |
 | 1712 Queen Anne Silver Shilling Roses & Plumes Good VF S.3617 Scarce £ 389.20 |
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