1954 Sixpence Elizabeth II (without 'BRITT:OMN')
Worth about £0.34 in circulated condition. 105,241,100 were minted, the 55th lowest of any circulation Sixpence.
Physical Properties
Features & Details
Is the 1954 Sixpence (Elizabeth II) rare?
55th/ 66
Its circulation mintage of 105,241,100 is the 55th lowest of 66 circulation Sixpence coins in the catalogue.
Elizabeth II Sixpence by year
About the 1954 Sixpence Elizabeth II (without 'BRITT:OMN')
Struck at the Royal Mint in Tower Hill, this coin is characterised by the first portrait of Queen Elizabeth II, which was designed by Mary Gillick. The absence of the 'BRITT:OMN' inscription on this version marks it as a unique variant among the series. Made of copper-nickel with a composition of 75% copper and 25% nickel, this coin reflects the post-war era's efforts to modernise British currency.
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