Bill,
How much is the British 1952 6d. going for these days over there in England? I found that coin extremely elusive until one came my way early last year.
I still have my British 1827,1950,1951,& 1970 1d. coins that I picked up over the past 5 years.
Aidan.
Hi Aidan.
The only prices that I have are from Coin Yearbook 2007, below, but I have the 2010 edition on order so ask me again in a few weeks time.
1952 6d (1,013,477 issued) F £4, VF £10, EF £28, UNC £70
I hope that yours is UNC!!!
1827 1d (1,451,520) F £100, VF £350, EF £1100, UNC ---- or did you mean -
1927 1d (60,989,561) F --, VF £2, EF £8, UNC £32
1950 1d (240,000) F £4, VF £8, EF £18, UNC £28 or Proof (17,513) £25
1951 1d (120,000) F £5, VF £1, EF £25, UNC £50 or Proof (20,000) £30
1970 1d sounds very interesting!
Bill.
Here are the latest prices (2010 edition):
1952 6d (1,013,477 issued) F £4, VF £12, EF £30, UNC £70
1827 1d (1,451,520) F £125, VF £400, EF £1500, UNC ---- or did you mean -
1927 1d (60,989,561) F --, VF £2, EF £8, UNC £32
1950 1d (240,000) F £5, VF £12, EF £28, UNC £45 or Proof (17,513) £25
1951 1d (120,000) F £18, VF £25, EF £45, UNC £60 or Proof (20,000) £30
1970 1d - I've given the price for the set elsewhere along with the early decimal sets.
Bill.
Despite the prices, an Uncirculated 1950 penny is harder to find than a 1951 one!
By the way, current UK coin prices are given on my website at http://www.coins-of-the-uk.co.uk/values/index.html
Apologies to those who dislike references to external sites :)
Quote from: tonyclayton on October 25, 2009, 10:57:27 PM
... my website at http://www.coins-of-the-uk.co.uk/values/index.html
Apologies to those who dislike references to external sites :)
I refer to your site several times each week and find it very useful and well laid out. The occasional reference to it in these pages is always worthwhile and I consider it as an adjunct to this forum for UK matters. The two work well together.
I think that what many here (certainly myself) are against is the advertising of other
groups. Yours is a very informative site run by 'one of our members' and therefore I consider reference to it to be legitimate, as I do the Royal Mint (http://www.royalmint.com/) site.
Bill.