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1902 Sixpence Edward VII Proof
1902United KingdomMatte Proof
Part of Pre-decimal coins
1902 Sixpence Edward VII Proof is a United Kingdom Sixpence coin struck in 1902 at the Royal Mint (Tower Hill). 15,100 were minted. Its melt value is £3.85 at the current silver price. No catalogue price has been recorded for it. It is rated 7/10 for rarity (very rare). It is struck in silver (.925), weighs 2.83 g and measures 19.3 mm across.
Denomination
Sixpence
Condition
Proof
Mintage
15,100
Physical Properties
Composition:Silver (.925)
Weight:2.83g
Shape:Round
Diameter:19.3mm
Thickness:1mm
Currency:Pound sterling (1158-1971)
Mint:Royal Mint (Tower Hill)
Fine silver:2.62 g (925‰)
Melt value:£3.85 at £1.47/g, 3 Oct 2026
What pre-1947 silver is worth in metal →Features & Details
RoundSilver (.925)
Value source:Melt value only (no catalogue price recorded)
Is the 1902 Sixpence (Edward VII) rare?
Its proof mintage of 15,100 is the 10th lowest of 15 proof Sixpence coins in the catalogue.
Versions of the 1902 Edward VII Sixpence
| Version | Finish | Variety | Mintage | Value |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| 1902 Sixpence Edward VII | Circulation | — | 6,367,300 | £8.50Numista type value, Very Fine |
| 1902 Sixpence Edward VII Proof (this page) | Proof | — | 15,100 | £3.85melt value |
Edward VII Sixpence by year
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