1947 Half Crown George VI (2nd type)
Worth about £0.86 in circulated condition. 21,911,400 were minted, the 49th lowest of any circulation Half Crown.
Physical Properties
Features & Details
Is the 1947 Half Crown (George VI) rare?
49th/ 65
Its circulation mintage of 21,911,400 is the 49th lowest of 65 circulation Half Crown coins in the catalogue.
Versions of the 1947 George VI Half Crown
Photo: NumistaCirculation2nd type£0.86
Mintage 21,911,400
1947 Half Crown George VI (2nd type) (this page)
- Photo: NumistaProof2nd type
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1947 Half Crown George VI Proof (2nd type)
George VI Half Crown by year
About the 1947 Half Crown George VI (2nd type)
The George VI 2nd type coin issued in 1947 represents a notable period in British numismatic history, reflecting the post-World War II era when Britain was undergoing significant economic challenges. The reverse showcases a design that emphasises British heraldry, symbolising national identity during a time of recovery and rebuilding. Numismatists appreciate this coin not only for its historical context but also for its role in the evolution of British coinage and the impact of materials used in its production, making it a staple for those focused on mid-20th century collectibles.
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