1911 Sixpence George V Proof (1st coinage) – reverse

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1911 Sixpence George V Proof (1st coinage)

George V 1st coinage

1911United KingdomProof

Part of Pre-decimal coins

Worth about £109 as a proof. 6,000 were minted, the 7th lowest of any proof Sixpence.

Denomination

Sixpence

Estimated Value

£108.52

Numista catalogue · Mar 2026How we value coins

Condition

Proof

Mintage

6,000

Physical Properties

Composition:Silver (.925)

Weight:2.83g

Shape:Round

Diameter:19.3mm

Thickness:1mm

Currency:Pound sterling (1158-1971)

Mint:Royal Mint (Tower Hill)

Fine silver:2.62 g (925‰)

Melt value:£3.28 at £1.25/g, 8 Nov 2026

What pre-1947 silver is worth in metal →

Features & Details

RoundSilver (.925)

Value source:Numista catalogue

Value date:6 Mar 2026

Is the 1911 Sixpence (George V) rare?

7th/ 9

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Its proof mintage of 6,000 is the 7th lowest of 9 proof Sixpence coins in the catalogue.

Versions of the 1911 George V Sixpence

Photo: Numista
Circulation1st coinage
£7.86
Mintage 9,155,300
1911 Sixpence George V (1st coinage)
Photo: Numista
Proof1st coinage
£109
Mintage 6,000
1911 Sixpence George V Proof (1st coinage) (this page)

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