James I Shilling type. [opgelost]

Hi,

I got this James I English shilling from a very reputable seller recently. It was advertised as being third coinage (1619-1624), but the obverse legend is that of the first coinage (1603-1604) - "ANG′.SCO′.FRA′.ET•HIB" rather than "MAG BRI FRA ET HIB".

Does anyone know if I am missing something - size & weight for both are nearly identical.

Thanks

The point is you got an English coin
https://en.numista.com/catalogue/pieces52435.html

and you were to get a coin of the kingdom of Scotland?

​https://en.numista.com/catalogue/pieces164834.html

Citeer: "Mariusz"​The point is you got an English coin
​https://en.numista.com/catalogue/pieces52435.html
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​and you were to get a coin of the kingdom of Scotland?
​
​​https://en.numista.com/catalogue/pieces164834.html

​No. Both types are English.

I got https://en.numista.com/catalogue/pieces237544.html

The description (maybe just a simple mistake) said it was https://en.numista.com/catalogue/pieces52434.html

Everyone makes mistakes, perhaps they sent the wrong coin. Let them know and if you're both happy see if you can negotiate a small discount so they avoid the extra postage in returning this for the correct one.

Citeer: "Reklaw"​Everyone makes mistakes, perhaps they sent the wrong coin. Let them know and if you're both happy see if you can negotiate a small discount so they avoid the extra postage in returning this for the correct one.

​It's the coin which was pictured when advertised, it's just the description which was wrong.

I really don't mind as it's a decent coin for a reasonable price.