The 1937 Shilling - George VI ScottishA silver shilling containing 50% actual silver. This is the Scottish shilling. The English and Scottish shillings were issued concurrently. SCBC 4083.
It was the first year of the George VI shillings. There is a proof version of this coin.
The Reverse, by George Kruger Gray, shows the Scottish Lion on a crown, flanked by the shields containing the flag of St Andrew and a thistle, all emblems of Scotland.
The Obverse shows a portrait of King George VI by Thomas Humphrey Paget.Images used by permission of M J Hughes Coins.
Mintage: 6,749,000 (may include coins in sets)
Minted at The Royal Mint
Minted in 1937. See Coins and Events of 1937
Monarch/Ruler: George VI (1936-1952)
Category: Shillings. See more Shilling coins
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Country of Origin: United Kingdom
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 | SCOTTISH SHILLING GEORGE VI COIN CHOICE OF YEAR 1937 TO 1951 £ 8.99 |
 | GEORGE VI SCOTTISH SILVER SHILLING 1937 TO 1951 CHOICE OF YEAR / DATE £ 9.99 |
 | 1937 George VI SHILLING (Scottish Type) Silver Coin - Uncirculated lustrous f  £ 26.70 |
 | 1937-1951 George VI English/Scottish One Shilling 1 Coins Choose Year £ 1.95 |
 | 1937 King George VI Silver Scottish Shilling - First Year of Issue - .500 Silver £ 7.59 |
 | GEORGE VI ONE SHILLING 1937-1951 £ 1.17 |
 | George VI 1937 Silver Proof Scottish Shilling (.500) 5.66g ⌀23.5mm KM# 854 £ 49.50 |
 | 1937 to 1946 George V Silver Scottish Shilling Your Choice of Date / Year £ 7.75 |
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