1814 GEORGE III 3 SHILLING BANK TOKEN

1814 George III 3 Shilling Bank Token – Silver emergency issue

Attractive 1814 George III 3 Shilling Bank Token, struck in high‑grade silver during the Napoleonic Wars as emergency coinage under the authority of the Bank of England. Featuring the laureate bust of George III and the classic BANK TOKEN reverse within an oak wreath, this scarce date is a popular type for collectors of pre‑Victorian British silver and Bank of England issues.

• Denomination: 3 Shillings (Bank of England silver token)
• Date: 1814
• Monarch: George III (1760–1820)
• Mint: London (Bank of England issue)
• Metal: Silver, approx. .8916 fine
• Weight: Approx. 14.7–15.0 g (standard 227 grains)
• Diameter: Approx. 34–35 mm
• Mintage: Not officially recorded; scarce date within the series
• Catalogue references: KM Tn5; Spink 3770; ESC 2084

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