Munt van een halve shilling van Anna, koningin van Engeland, munt geslagen van het in de zeeslag bij Vigo veroverde zilver 1703

This silver coin, minted in 1703, depicts Queen Anne of England on the obverse and a cross with the arms of England, Scotland, and Ireland on the reverse. It is an example of a half-shilling coin, struck from silver plundered during the Battle of Vigo Bay. The coin is a testament to the historical significance of the battle and provides insight into the minting practices and monetary systems of the time.