1998 Jersey Elizabeth II 1p
Worth about £0.43 in circulated condition. 6,350,000 were minted, the 8th lowest of any circulation Jersey 1p.
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Is the Jersey Elizabeth II 1998 1p rare?
8th/ 9
Its circulation mintage of 6,350,000 is the 8th lowest of 9 circulation Jersey 1p coins in the catalogue.
Jersey Elizabeth II 1p by year
About the 1998 Jersey Elizabeth II 1p
The Elizabeth II 4th portrait 1 pence coin, issued in 1998 by Jersey, is notable for its connection to the British monarchy and its representation of the island's unique numismatic heritage. Struck at the Royal Mint, this coin features the fourth portrait of Queen Elizabeth II, designed by Ian Rank-Broadley, which reflects a modern interpretation of her image while maintaining a sense of tradition. The coin's composition of copper plated steel exemplifies the shift towards more economical materials in coin production during the late 20th century. As a circulating coin, it serves as a tangible link to the daily life of Jersey residents and the broader context of British currency, making it an interesting piece for numismatists who appreciate both its artistic design and its role in the economic history of the Channel Islands.
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