Shilling no date (1625-1642) "Fifth portrait type". "N" on the reverse is inverted (United Kingdom, Charles I)
Variety: "N" on the reverse is inverted
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Specification
- MetalSilver (0,925)
- Weight6 g
- Pure silver (0,1784 oz) 5,55 g
- Diameter31 mm
- EdgePlain
- Aspect ratioCoin (↑↓)
Description
- CountryUnited Kingdom
- PeriodCharles I
- DenominationShilling
- Yearno date (1625-1642)
- RulerCharles I (King of England)
- MintLondon
- PurposeCirculation
Auction prices
Find out the current coin value of the British Shilling no date (1625-1642) "Fifth portrait type". "N" on the reverse is inverted. This silver coin from the times of Charles I. Wondering how much a coin like this is worth? The record price belongs to the lot 154 sold at the Dix Noonan Webb auction for GBP 750. Bidding took place December 4, 2019.
How much is the silver coin of Charles I Shilling no date (1625-1642) "Fifth portrait type", "N" on the reverse is inverted?
According to the latest data as of December 5, 2025 the average price of a Silver coin Shilling no date (1625-1642) "Fifth portrait type", "N" on the reverse is inverted is 430 USD.
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The information on the current value of the British coin Shilling no date (1625-1642) "Fifth portrait type", "N" on the reverse is inverted is based on actual auction sales of similar specimens. To reflect the current price level, our service monitors over 590 numismatic companies and records auction results in the coin catalog and auction archive. Please note that the exact value depends directly on the coin's condition, so the average price serves only as an approximate estimate.
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