This 1949 United Kingdom 1 Shilling coin is a key piece of British numismatic history from the reign of King George VI. Minted in London with a limited production run of only 19,328,405 coins, it stands as a testament to post-war Britain and the enduring legacy of its monarchy.

The obverse of the coin features a portrait of King George VI, with the inscription **"GEORGIVS VI D:G:BR:OMN:REX"** (George VI, by the Grace of God, King of all the Britons). The reverse side showcases the classic English crest design with a crowned lion standing proudly atop the crown, a powerful symbol of England’s monarchy and sovereignty. The coin’s finely reeded edge and durable copper-nickel composition add to its overall aesthetic and durability.

Weighing 5.66 grams and measuring 23.59 mm in diameter, this 1 Shilling coin has a thickness of 1.7 mm and a medal alignment of 0°. With its historical context, this coin is highly valued by collectors who appreciate its significance during the post-World War II era.

### Features

- **Issuer:** United Kingdom  
- **Mint:** London  
- **Ruler:** King George VI (1937-1952)  
- **Year:** 1949  
- **Denomination:** 1 Shilling  
- **Composition:** Copper-Nickel  
- **Weight:** 5.66 grams  
- **Diameter:** 23.59 mm  
- **Thickness:** 1.7 mm  
- **Edge:** Reeded  
- **Shape:** Round  
- **Alignment:** Medal (0°)  
- **Mintage:** 19,328,405 coins  
- **KM Number:** KM# 876  

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Why This is a Good Offer

This 1949 UK 1 Shilling coin is not only a collectible piece of currency but also a symbol of British heritage and history. Issued during the reign of King George VI, it marks a period of recovery and renewal following the events of World War II. With a limited mintage of just over 19 million coins, this piece is becoming increasingly rare, making it a great investment for numismatists and collectors of British history. The timeless design of the English crest with the lion atop the crown further enhances its appeal and value.