1937 Sixpence George VI Proof (1st coinage)
Worth about £14 as a proof. 26,400 were minted, the 8th lowest of any proof Sixpence.
Physical Properties
Features & Details
Is the 1937 Sixpence (George VI) rare?
8th/ 9
Its proof mintage of 26,400 is the 8th lowest of 9 proof Sixpence coins in the catalogue.
Versions of the 1937 George VI Sixpence
Photo: NumistaCirculation1st coinage£3.60
Mintage 22,302,500
1937 Sixpence George VI (1st coinage)
- Photo: NumistaProof1st coinage
£14.12
Mintage 26,400
1937 Sixpence George VI Proof (1st coinage) (this page)
- Photo: NumistaProof1st coinage
£1.77
Mintage 4
1937 Sixpence George VI Proof (1st coinage)
George VI Sixpence by year
About the 1937 Sixpence George VI Proof (1st coinage)
The George VI 1st coinage of 1937 represents a pivotal moment in British numismatic history, marking the transition in coinage following the abdication of Edward VIII. As such, it is a sought-after piece for those interested in the evolution of British coinage and the historical context surrounding it.
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