Royal Wedding Crown (25p) 1981
Worth about £1.60 in circulated condition. 26,773,600 were minted, the 3rd lowest of any circulation Crown (25p).
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Is the Royal Wedding 1981 Crown (25p) rare?
3rd/ 3
Its circulation mintage of 26,773,600 is the 3rd lowest of 3 circulation Crown (25p) coins in the catalogue.
About the Royal Wedding Crown (25p) 1981
The Elizabeth II Royal Wedding coin, issued in 1981 to commemorate the marriage of Prince Charles and Lady Diana Spencer, holds a notable place in numismatic history as a reflection of British royal heritage and public sentiment during a time of significant cultural change. Struck by the Royal Mint, this £0.25 coin features a portrait of the couple on the reverse, capturing their likeness in a style that resonates with the era's artistic conventions. The coin's copper-nickel composition adds to its durability, making it a tangible piece of history that continues to evoke nostalgia for the public's fascination with the British monarchy.
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