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Obverse: Bare head left of George VI facing left
Obverse legend: “GEORGIVS VI D:G:BR:OMN:REX”
Reverse: Crowned lion seated on top crown holding sword and sceptre divides date, shields flank, legend above, denomination below
Reverse legend: “·FID· ·DEF· 1951 ·ONE SHILLING·”
Edge: reeded
Denomination: one shilling
Country: United Kingdom
Year: 1951
Mintage: 10,961,100
Metal: Copper-nickel
Weight ± 5.6 g
Diameter ± 23.5 mm
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