Gr Britain 1 shilling Regular Coinage Queen Victoria MS62 PCGS silver coin 1887

The 1887 Great Britain 1 Shilling featuring Queen Victoria is an impressive silver coin from the famous Jubilee coinage introduced during the Golden Jubilee year of the British monarch. Certified MS62 by PCGS, this historic issue represents the grandeur and prestige of the Victorian era, when the British Empire stood at the height of its global influence. The elegant design and strong mint luster make this coin especially attractive to collectors of British and world silver coinage.

The obverse displays the celebrated Jubilee portrait of Queen Victoria facing left, crowned and veiled, wearing pearl jewelry and royal drapery. The surrounding Latin inscription “VICTORIA DEI GRATIA BRITANNIAR: REGINA F:D:” emphasizes her role as Queen and Defender of the Faith. Fine details of the crown, veil, earrings, ribbons, and gown remain visible, while subtle iridescent toning enhances the visual appeal of the silver surfaces.

The reverse presents the crowned royal shield within the Garter belt carrying the motto “HONI SOIT QUI MAL Y PENSE.” The quartered arms feature the lions of England, the lion rampant of Scotland, and the Irish harp, symbolizing the unity of the United Kingdom. Decorative beading, ornate crown details, heraldic textures, and the date “1887” complete the richly detailed composition.

Struck in silver and certified PCGS MS62, this shilling is a desirable example of Victorian regular coinage and British royal history. Its combination of historical significance, elegant heraldry, and collectible certified quality makes it a superb addition to any world coin collection.

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