Vijf shilling, noodmunt van Karel I, koning van Engeland te Ormond geslagen van het door de ingezetenen opgebrachte zilver 1642 - 1648

This silver coin, a five-shilling piece, was minted by Charles I, King of England, during the English Civil War, specifically at Ormond during the years 1642-1648. The coin's irregular shape, with a raised ring encircling the letter "V" on the obverse side, reflects the challenging circumstances of the conflict. This object, crafted from locally sourced silver, stands as a testament to the challenges of minting currency during times of political turmoil. Today, the coin is a valuable historical artifact, offering insights into the English Civil War.