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1910 Shilling Edward VII

1910United Kingdom

1910 Shilling Edward VII is a United Kingdom Shilling coin struck in 1910 at the Royal Mint (Tower Hill). 26,547,200 were minted. Its estimated value in Very Fine is £13.26, from the Numista catalogue (October 2026). It is rated 6/10 for rarity (rare). It is struck in silver (.925), weighs 5.65 g and measures 23.5 mm across.

Denomination

Shilling

Estimated Value

£13.26

Numista catalogue, Very Fine · Oct 2026How we value coins

Condition

Circulation

Mintage

26,547,200

Physical Properties

Composition:Silver (.925)

Weight:5.65g

Shape:Round

Diameter:23.5mm

Thickness:1.44mm

Currency:Pound sterling (1158-1971)

Mint:Royal Mint (Tower Hill)

Fine silver:5.23 g (925‰)

Melt value:£7.69 at £1.47/g, 3 Oct 2026

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Features & Details

RoundSilver (.925)

Value source:Numista catalogue, Very Fine

Value date:3 Oct 2026

Is the 1910 Shilling (Edward VII) rare?

Its circulation mintage of 26,547,200 is the 82nd lowest of 101 circulation Shilling coins in the catalogue.

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