1787 GB George III Shilling with Semée of Hearts EF

1787 GB George III Shilling with Semée of Hearts EFThe 1787 British Shilling of George III, featuring the striking seme of hearts design, is a fascinating and unusual coin in British numismatics. Issued for circulation and colonial trade, it displays crowned shields in a cruciform arrangement on the reverseeach shield surrounded by a scattering (or seme) of tiny hearts, a nod to Hanoverian heraldry. This artistic detail sets it apart from typical shillings of the era and adds to its appeal among

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