1723 United Kingdom Shilling, George I 'SSC' IssueThis 1723 United Kingdom shilling comes from the George I 'SSC' issue, an early 18thcentury silver coin from Britain. It embodies the eras tradebacked minting that supported expanding global commerce. Obverse features the laureate, draped bust of King George I facing right; GEORGIVSDG: MBRFRETHIBREXFD. The reverse shows crowned cruciform shields with the initials "SS" and "C" placed in alternate angles. Country: United Kingdom Year: 1723 Denomination:

VG indicates moderate wear with most major design elements still visible

updated from earlier issues to a more refined portrait style

Obverse: features the right-facing portrait of Queen Elizabeth II

major design elements remain clear though high points show some softening

000 pieces and solid silver content

Reverse: Displays Panama’s coat of arms at the center

Grade: aUnc (Almost Uncirculated)

historical copper coinage

Uncirculated indicates the coin shows no signs of wear from circulation and retains its original mint luster

Composition: Mixed metals (assortment varies)

Composition: gilding metal plated bronze

the traditional design used on British copper small coinage of the period