William IV, Halfcrown Fine

Name: William IV,Halfcrown Fine
SKU: CWD5020
Price: 145.00 GBP

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.

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SKU: CWD5020

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Products specifications

Attribute name	Attribute value
Monarch	William IV 1830 - 1837
Pre-Decimal Denomination	Halfcrown

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