- Uncirculated Nov 1689 James II Ireland shilling Gunmoney coin.
- Issued during his rebellion after the "Glorious Revolution" of William and Mary. Cannon and scrap metal used for the metal in these coins, ergo the name "gun-money".
- The month of minting, Nov, is on the reverse.
- Certified by NGC to UNC Details Environmental Damage (not significantly distracting).
- Population Census: This coin, none higher (no numerically graded MS).
- Conditionally rare.
- Catalog: S-6581H.
- Glossy chocolate surfaces, very nice in hand.
- Obverse: laureate head of James facing left, IACOBVS II DEI GRATIA.
- Reverse: Crown with crossed scepters flanked by J R, above XII (12 pence = shilling) and below the month of issue Nov:, MAG BR FRA ET HIB REX 1689.