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2 Shillings - Edward VIII Pattern

Issuer United Kingdom
Year 1937
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Currency Pound sterling (1158-1971)
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Obverse lettering EDWARDVS VIII D : G : BR : OMN : REX
Reverse description Four crowned sceptres arranged in cruciform formation, creating a symmetrical cross pattern that divides the field into four quadrants. The royal shields of England, Scotland, and Ireland are placed in three of the four angles, with a central crowned 'G' at the intersection of the sceptres. The upper legend reads 'FID·DEF IND·IMP', while the lower portion bears the date and denomination 'ANNO 1937·2 SHILL', maintaining a traditional heraldic compositional style.
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