The 1811 Three Shilling coin of George IIIA Silver Three Shilling coin of George III. This is the first type, SCBC 3769. Diameter 35mm and weighs 15g. The coin was a Bank of England Issue Bank Token, issued when the Royal Mint had suspended mintage of crown coins during the Napoleonic wars.
Three shillings coins were minted 1811-1816 (type 1 between 1811-12 and type 2 1812-1816). While unusual they are not that rare and prices can start from under £100, although most are in the £200-300+ range depending on condition.
The Obverse, shows the draped and laureated head of King George III wearing armour. Legend 'GEORGIVS III DEI GRATIA REX'.
The Reverse shows a wreath enclosing the words 'BANK TOKEN THREE SHILL. 1811'.The 1811 coins were also issued as proof and are considerably more expensive.
Image credit: The Royal Mint
Mintage: Not known
Minted at The Royal Mint
Minted in 1811
Monarch/Ruler: George III (1760-1820)
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Country of Origin: United Kingdom
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 | 1787 George III Shilling Silver Coin. £ 68.25 |
 | 1817 Shilling - George III British Silver Coin £ 20.00 |
 | 1816 George III Silver Shilling Coin. £ 21.49 |
 | 1816 Shilling - George III British Silver Coin £ 15.08 |
 | 1720 George I shilling silver coin £ 70.00 |
 | 1811 George III Silver Three Shillings Bank Token, Rare, EF £ 195.00 |
 | King George III Silver Shilling Coin Antique 1787 Fair/Fine Condition £ 85.00 |
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