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1723 George I "Ssc" Shilling

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I just purchased this coin from a seller on ebay. I have been looking at the picture of the one I bought and I was comparing it to others. I don't know if its just me or my untrained eye, but the one that I bought looks different than other pictures I have looked at of the same coin. I was wondering if I could get some opinions about this.

The first two pictures are of the one I bought and the rest are others pictures I found of the same coin. The biggest thing I noticed is the bow at the back of the head. Mine has a little loop and I noticed the others don't have that. It just all around seems different; the bust seems different, the hair seems different and the lettering on the obverse seems a little different, maybe its just me?

All insight is much appreciated.

Thanks

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Referring to the coin you bought:
There is obvious wear on both obverse and reverse.
Grade: nearly Very Fine.

This coin has:
the second bust: ties and loop end to the hair ribbon, and
and SSC reverse.



The other coins are of the first bust: ties two ended.

There were two major obverses for the 1723 date as already stated,
and three major reverses: Roses and Plumes, SSC and WCC.

Ref. 'English Milled Coinage 1662 - 1972' by
Geoffrey M. Cope and P. Alan Rayner, publ. 1975.
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Thank you for providing this information. I knew there were a couple different reverses but I didn't know there were two different obverses. I am still not very familiar with English coins (or coins in general I suppose; I've always liked them by how they look, never got pass that) but I am slowly learning something new each day.

Thank you
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