 Elizabeth I and Mary I shillings are exceptions to this; the former has the denomination printed on the reverse, above the coat of arms, and the latter has no denomination printed at all.Some shillings issued during Mary's reign bear the date of minting, printed above the dual portraits of Mary and Philip.Early shillings of James I feature the alternative reverse inscription , meaning ""Let God arise and His enemies be scattered"", becoming , meaning ""What God hath put together let no man put asunder"" after 1604.