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What makes the 1928 shilling special for me isn’t just its silver content. It’s the idea that this coin lived a working life. Imagine how many pockets it lined, the goods it bought, the stories it witnessed. It’s a tangible connection to an era when silver wasn’t just stacked or stored—it circulated, served, and symbolised value.
So true, @welshstacker!
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RE: The King’s silver: My 1928 George V one shilling coin