1923 One Shilling – George V Silver Issue.
 
Location found: Norfolk
0.500 silver
 
Struck in 1923 during the reign of George V, this One Shilling is a classic example of early 20th-century British silver coinage.
Composed of .500 silver, it reflects the post-World War I era when Britain was adjusting to economic and social change.
The obverse features the crowned portrait of King George V, while the reverse displays the traditional crowned lion standing atop the royal crown — a bold and enduring symbol of strength and sovereignty.
 
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