1895 Halfpenny Victoria
Worth about £1.72 in circulated condition. 3,032,000 were minted, the 12th lowest of any circulation Halfpenny.
Physical Properties
Features & Details
Is the 1895 Halfpenny (Victoria) rare?
12th/ 105
Its circulation mintage of 3,032,000 is the 12th lowest of 105 circulation Halfpenny coins in the catalogue.
Versions of the 1895 Victoria Halfpenny
Photo: NumistaCirculation£1.72
Mintage 3,032,000
1895 Halfpenny Victoria (this page)
- Photo: NumistaProof
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1895 Halfpenny Victoria Proof
Victoria Halfpenny by year
About the 1895 Halfpenny Victoria
The Victoria 3rd portrait coin, issued in 1895, is a notable piece in the numismatic history of the United Kingdom, reflecting the long reign of Queen Victoria and the artistic trends of the era. Struck at the Royal Mint in Tower Hill, this bronze coin features the third official effigy of Victoria, which was designed by Sir Edward Poynter and became a symbol of stability during a period of rapid industrial expansion and imperial influence. Its circulation condition indicates widespread use, which adds to its historical narrative as a coin that circulated among the populace, embodying the everyday life of late 19th century Britain. Collectors appreciate this coin not only for its artistic merit but also for its representation of a pivotal time in British history, making it a significant addition to any collection focused on Victorian numismatics.
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