1999 1p Elizabeth II Proof (non-magnetic, set issue)
Worth about £2.04 as a proof. 80,144 were minted, the 35th lowest of any proof 1p.
Physical Properties
Features & Details
Is the 1999 1p (Elizabeth II) rare?
35th/ 40
Its proof mintage of 80,144 is the 35th lowest of 40 proof 1p coins in the catalogue.
Versions of the 1999 Elizabeth II 1p
Circulationmagnetic£0.09
Mintage 891,392,000
1999 1p Elizabeth II (magnetic)
BUnon-magnetic, set issue£0.17
Mintage 136,696
1999 1p Elizabeth II BU (non-magnetic, set issue)
Proofnon-magnetic, set issue£2.04
Mintage 80,144
1999 1p Elizabeth II Proof (non-magnetic, set issue) (this page)
Elizabeth II 1p by year
About the 1999 1p Elizabeth II Proof (non-magnetic, set issue)
The Elizabeth II 4th portrait one penny coin issued in 1999 represents a notable period in British numismatics, showcasing the evolution of coin design under the reign of Queen Elizabeth II. Struck at the Royal Mint, this coin features a modern portrait of the Queen, which marked a departure from earlier designs, reflecting both contemporary artistic trends and the ongoing legacy of British coinage. Its background serves as a reminder of the transition in British society and economy during that era, making it an important addition to any collection focused on modern British coins.
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