1861 shilling value - UK - D over B

UK shilling

Victoria, young

1861

D over B

What is a 1861 British shilling coin worth?

Values, images, and specifications for the 1861 shilling from the UK.

The 1861 'D over B'

variety British shilling

value depends on grade,

condition, desirability,

and demand.

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The 1861 United Kingdom shilling reverse

shows the words 'ONE SHILLING' with the

royal crown above, and a small scroll below.

An open wreath, left branch olive, right branch

oak, tied with a bow at the base surrounds the

main design, with the date below.

primary varieties: '1861', and 'D over B'

Close-up images

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The obverse features the head of young

Queen Victoria facing left, with ribbons in her

hair, and the surrounding legend: 'VICTORIA

DEI GRATIA BRITANNIAR: REG:F:D:'

images courtesy of J.C. Laurin

Notes:

'D' over 'B' in 'F:D:'.

1861 United Kingdom

shilling specifications

D over B

1861 United Kingdom

shilling design

D over B

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