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Royal Shield 1p 2015 Proof (5th portrait)

Elizabeth II 5th portrait; Royal Shield

2015United KingdomProof

Worth about £1.30 as a proof. 4,648 were minted, the 8th lowest of any proof 1p.

Denomination

Type Value

£1.30

Numista type value · Mar 2026This issue not priced separatelyHow we value coins

Condition

Proof

Mintage

4,648

Physical Properties

Composition:Copper plated steel

Weight:3.56g

Shape:Round

Diameter:20.3mm

Thickness:1.65mm

Currency:Pound sterling (decimalized, 1971-date)

Mint:Royal Mint

Features & Details

RoundCopper plated steel

Value source:Numista type value

Value date:3 Mar 2026

Is the Royal Shield 2015 1p rare?

8th/ 40

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Its proof mintage of 4,648 is the 8th lowest of 40 proof 1p coins in the catalogue.

Versions of the 2015 Royal Shield 1p

Royal Shield 1p by year

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About the Royal Shield 1p 2015 Proof (5th portrait)

The Elizabeth II 5th portrait £0.01 coin, minted in 2015 by the Royal Mint, holds a notable place in British numismatic history, reflecting both the enduring legacy of its monarch and the evolution of coin design in the United Kingdom. Featuring the 5th effigy of Queen Elizabeth II, designed by Jody Clark, this coin symbolises a modern interpretation of royal imagery while adhering to traditional elements. The reverse showcases the Royal Shield, a heraldic emblem that represents the unity of the nations within the UK. Collectors often seek this coin not only for its artistic merit but also as part of the broader narrative of British currency during a time of considerable change.

How this was written

Written with AI from catalogue data. Sentences that contradict this coin's year, denomination, finish, mintage or value are removed automatically; the rest has not been checked by a person. How we value coins

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