1815 George III Bank Token 3 Shillings — an attractive piece of emergency silver coinage issued by the Bank of England during the Napoleonic Wars. Struck to a high silver standard and carrying the laureate bust of George III, this token circulated as real money at a time of crown shortages, making it a historically rich and collectable addition to any British series.

• Denomination: 3 Shillings (Bank Token)
• Date: 1815
• Monarch: George III (1760–1820)
• Issuing authority / mint: Bank of England, London
• Metal: Silver, approx. .8916 fine
• Weight: 14.7 g (standard 227 grains)
• Diameter: 34 mm
• Mintage: Not precisely recorded; scarce date within the series
• Catalogue references: KM Tn5, Spink 3770, ESC 2084

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