House of Stuart
Silver Shilling, Bristol Mint, B Below Bust. R: Crowned Cruciform Shields, Date Above. Small 'x' in REx', Struck over previous coin.
Spink Ref: 3498
Coin Diameter (mm): 25
William III reigned from 1694 to 1702 AD. After Mary's death, William III ruled alone, continuing reforms, managing foreign wars, and strengthening Parliament's authority. His reign reinforced constitutional monarchy principles while maintaining economic and political stability. Coinage was standardised and widely circulated.
Silver Sixpence, Third Bust. R: Shield & Date.
Spink Ref: 2657
Coin Diameter (mm): 26
James I reigned from 1603 to 1625 AD. James I united the crowns of England and Scotland, promoting the idea of divine right while navigating religious tensions and parliamentary resistance. His reign encouraged literature and learning, including commissioning the King James Bible, but financial and political challenges persisted throughout. Introduced the gold Unite coin.
Silver Crown, First Draped Bust. R: Crowned Cruciform Shields, Date Above. Edge: Regnal Year - 'SEPTIMO'.
Spink Ref: 3470
Coin Diameter (mm): 39
William III reigned from 1694 to 1702 AD. After Mary's death, William III ruled alone, continuing reforms, managing foreign wars, and strengthening Parliament's authority. His reign reinforced constitutional monarchy principles while maintaining economic and political stability. Coinage was standardised and widely circulated.
Silver Shilling, Third Draped Bust. R: Crowned Cruciform Shields, Date Above. Mint Lustre.
Spink Ref: 3610
Coin Diameter (mm): 25
Anne reigned from 1702 to 1714 AD. Anne oversaw the union of England and Scotland in 1707, creating the Kingdom of Great Britain. Her reign also involved war with France and consolidation of parliamentary government, establishing a modern political framework for the monarchy. Vigo gold coins commemorated naval victories and were minted in her reign.