The Complete Shilling Collection

Includes every iconic English and Scottish coin from 1937 to 1966, including all the rarely seen silver issues!
In 1937, Britain’s prestigious Royal Mint changed the course of British coinage history. For the first time ever, it produced two versions of the same coin — one with the standard “English” design and one with a “Scottish” design as a tribute to the new king’s Scottish wife. But this was no ordinary coin…it was the beloved Shilling with a pedigree tracing back hundreds of years to King Henry VII. The dual coins were so popular that the Royal Mint continued to issue English and Scottish Shillings until the denomination was abolished in 1966. Today the last of these treasured coins are virtually impossible to find but the Danbury Mint is pleased to offer our best collectors the rare opportunity to own the complete collection of Shillings from the first in 1937 to the last in 1966.

Every coin in this collection is in good, circulated condition and is preserved in a crystal-clear protective plastic holder that protects it from dust, dirt and fingerprints while allowing you to safely examine its stunning design. You can look forward to receiving two coins every other month until your collection is complete, but you may pay for only one coin per month. The deluxe wooden display will be sent at about the same time as the third shipment at no additional charge.