King George VI Jersey One-Twelfth Shilling Coin

Material: Bronze
Diameter: 30.5–30.8 mm
Mint / Mintmark: Royal Mint, London
Obverse: Crowned bust of King George VI facing left, legend GEORGIVS VI DEI GRA: BR: OMN: REX FID: DEF:
Reverse: Shield of Jersey (three lions passant guardant) within a beaded circle, inscription ISLAND OF JERSEY / ONE TWELFTH OF A SHILLING / LIBERATED 1945
Circa: Struck to celebrate liberation of the Channel Islands, 1945
Condition: Very Fine – strong detail on shield and crown, minor toning and light wear
Notes:
The “Liberated” inscription makes this one of Jersey’s most historically symbolic coins, marking the end of the only British territory occupied during WWII. It was issued in limited numbers in 1945 and remains a favourite among Commonwealth collectors.