1954 Halfpenny Elizabeth II (without 'BRITT:OMN', Rev A)
Worth about £0.43 in circulated condition. 19,375,200 were minted, the 65th lowest of any circulation Halfpenny.
Physical Properties
Features & Details
Is the 1954 Halfpenny (Elizabeth II) rare?
65th/ 105
Its circulation mintage of 19,375,200 is the 65th lowest of 105 circulation Halfpenny coins in the catalogue.
Versions of the 1954 Elizabeth II Halfpenny
Photo: NumistaCirculationwithout 'BRITT:OMN', Rev A£0.43
Mintage 19,375,200
1954 Halfpenny Elizabeth II (without 'BRITT:OMN', Rev A) (this page)
- Photo: NumistaCirculationwithout 'BRITT:OMN', Rev B
£0.84
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1954 Halfpenny Elizabeth II (without 'BRITT:OMN', Rev B)
Elizabeth II Halfpenny by year
About the 1954 Halfpenny Elizabeth II (without 'BRITT:OMN', Rev A)
The 1954 Elizabeth II 1st portrait coin, notable for lacking the inscription 'BRITT:OMN,' represents an important phase in British numismatics as it showcases the early representation of Queen Elizabeth II following her ascension to the throne in 1952. Minted at the Royal Mint located at Tower Hill, this bronze coin features the first portrait of the queen created by engraver Mary Gillick, which is cherished for its simplicity and elegance. This coin serves as a tangible link to the mid-twentieth century and is often sought after by those interested in the evolution of British coinage and royal portraiture.
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