William IV 1830 - 1837

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William IV 6d Very Good_obv

William IV 6d Very Good

William IV (1830-37) was the third son of George III, succeeding his elder brother George IV, becoming the last king and penultimate monarch of the House of Hanover. William served in the Royal Navy in his youth, spending time in British North America and the Caribbean, and was later nicknamed the “Sailor King”. As his two elder brothers died without leaving legitimate heirs, William inherited the throne in 1830 when he was 64 years old. At the time of his death, just 7 years later, William was survived by eight illegitimate children, none of whom could lay claim to the throne. So William was succeeded by his young niece -Victoria, the rest is history! Being such a short reign, William’s coins can be difficult to find in large quantities, we’ve been putting away the popular sixpences for several years and finally have enough to offer you. They were struck for 5 years only and dates will be of our choice, more than likely 1831-35, and they’ll be offered in VG and Fine grade.
£22.50
William IV Penny Fair_obv

William IV Penny Fair

In the very short reign of King William IV, the largest and most difficult copper coin to find is the Penny. It was only struck for circulation for 4 years from 1831-1837 and they usually come up well worn. You have the bare head of the King on one side and a seated Britannia holding a Trident and shield on the other side. The coin on offer is in Very Good or Fair condition, which is about average for this issue. Dates will be of our choice, but if you want more than one date, please ask and we will see what we can do for you.
£22.50
William IV, Farthing (Copper) Very Fine_obv

William IV, Farthing (Copper) Very Fine

The reign of King William IV was rather short 1830-1837. The smallest coin that was regularly issued for circulation was the copper Farthing and that was only made in 1831, 1834, 1835, 1836 and 1837. Because it was the smallest denomination it was used every day and the examples you usually see are in well worn condition. This little group is rather outstanding in that all the coins are in Very Fine condition, much better than they usually come. Dates will be of our choice, but the coins are in Very Fine condition a nice collectors grade. They are coming on to being almost 200 years old and come from a very short reign. Nice copper coins and well above average condition.
£39.50
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William IV, Farthing Fine

King William IV, also known as the Sailor King, only ruled from 1830-1837. The smallest coin that was regularly issued for circulation was the copper farthing and that was issued for only five years. It is a lot more difficult to get than many collectors and dealers realise. Here we offer King William IV's Farthing in Fine condition. You have the bare head of the King on the obverse and a seated Britannia on the reverse. We are selling them by type, but the more you order the more different dates we will try and send you. They are almost two hundred years old and this Monarch did not rule for long.
£39.50
Farthing Very Good_obv

William IV, Farthing Very Good

King William IV, also known as the Sailor King, only ruled from 1830-1837. The smallest coin that was regularly issued for circulation was the copper farthing and that was issued for only five years. It is a lot more difficult to get than many collectors and dealers realise. Here we offer King William IV's Farthing in Very Good condition. You have the bare head of the King on the obverse and a seated Britannia on the reverse. We are selling them by type, but the more you order the more different dates we will try and send you. They are almost two hundred years old and this Monarch did not rule for long.
£24.50
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William IV, Halfcrown Fine

In the short reign of King William IV only one crown was issued and that could cost you up to £40,000. The next largest silver coin was the Halfcrown which was struck for circulation for only four years. It is a rather handsome coin with the bare head of the King facing right and the reverse is the Royal Coat of Arms draped and crowned. It was issued for a very short time and was the largest silver denomination issued at the time. Not an easy coin to find these days but we have some available in both Very Good and Fine condition. This is one type coin that we feel is underappreciated and thus undervalued. This a Very Important type coin, for your collection.
£145.00
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William IV, Halfcrown Very Good

The reign of King William IV was very short 1830-1837. The largest silver coin struck for circulation was the Halfcrown or two shillings and sixpence. No crowns were struck for circulation and the crowns in the Proof Set sell for up to £40,000 each. The Halfcrown was only struck for circulation in 1834, 1835, 1836, and 1837. We have obtained a small group of this important type of coin in Very Good condition. Remember they are almost 200 years old. Dates will be of our choice and the price is just £85 each. The largest silver coin issued for circulation for this monarch.
£95.00
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William IV, Halfpenny Very Good

In the short reign of King William IV two of the smallest copper denominations struck were the Farthing and the Halfpenny. They have the King’s bust on the obverse and a seated Britannia holding a trident on the reverse. Remember these coins are struck in thick copper not the later thin bronze of Queen Victoria. We are offering the Halfpenny in Very Good. Dates are of our choice but the more coins you order the more different dates we will try and give you. The Halfpenny was struck for 3 years, the coin on offer here is in Very Good.
£39.50
William IV_1831_Sixpence_Brilliant_Unc_obv

William IV, Sixpence 1831 Brilliant Unc

And fully lustrous, superb.
£325.00
William IV 1835 Third Farthing Extremely Fine_obv

William IV, Third Farthing 1835 Extremely Fine

The smallest denomination issued during William IV’s short reign was the Third Farthing. These small copper coins were issued for use in Malta and were only made in 1835. They’re 188 years old and we’ve been putting them away for several years and are delighted to be able to offer them to you for the first time. They’re available in Extremely Fine.
£120.00

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