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Scottish 6p, Mintmark "5"

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 Posted 10/13/2008  6:30 pm  Show Profile   Bookmark this reply Add t360 to your friends list Get a Link to this Reply

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Since the OP calls it a "sixpence", I assume it's roughly sixpence-sized. Don't forget, the Scottish shilling was equivalent to the English penny, so a Scottish 5 shilling coin would be 5 English pence - a bit smaller than a sixpence.


Sap is correct. I have two Scottish 5 shillings pieces, one William and one Anne. Here is a picture of an English William sixpence together with the William Scottish 5 shilling.

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I have not seen many 5 shilling pieces for sale. They seem very scarce. I don't recall ever seeing any 10 shilling pieces.

Here some scans of my two:

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G'day,
beautiful coins.
is KW3 displaying some jewellery on his ear ?
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A fabulous earring! It looks like the engraver's guide dot at the center of the coin was entered twice. A small blunder, I guess. There is a faint guide dot at the center of the Anne coin too.
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