Early milled coinage - British Coins price guide and values - Coins and United Kingdom
United Kingdom coins price guide and values - Early milled coinage
In England, the first non-hammered coins were produced in the reign of Queen Elizabeth I in the 1560s, but while machine-produced coins were experimentally produced at intervals over the next century, the production of hammered coins did not finally end until 1662.
The value of a early milled British coin depends on several factors such as quality and wear, supply and demand, rarity, finish and more. Values in the section are based on the market, trends, auctions and recognized books, publications and catalogs. This section also includes information on errors and varieties and characteristics.
Farthing
- 1672 to 1685 - Charles II
- 1684 to 1687 - James II
- 1689 to 1694 - William and Mary
- 1695 to 1700 - William III
- 1717 to 1724 - George I
- 1730 to 1754 - George II
- 1771 to 1807 - George III
Half Penny
- 1672 to 1675 - Charles II
- 1685 to 1687 - James II
- 1689 to 1694 - William and Mary
- 1695 to 1701 - William III
- 1717 to 1724 - George I
- 1729 to 1754 - George II
- 1770 to 1807 - George III
Penny
- 1670 to 1684 - Charles II
- 1685 to 1688 - James II
- 1689 to 1694 - William and Mary
- 1698 to 1701 - William III
- 1703 to 1713 - Anne
- 1718 to 1723 - George I
- 1729 to 1760 - George II
- 1763 to 1807 - George III
2 Pence
- 1668 to 1684 - Charles II
- 1686 to 1688 - James II
- 1689 to 1694 - William and Mary
- 1698 to 1701 - William III
- 1703 to 1713 - Anne
- 1717 to 1727 - George I
- 1729 to 1760 - George II
- 1763 to 1800 - George III
3 Pence
- 1670 to 1684 - Charles II
- 1685 to 1688 - James II
- 1689 to 1695 - William and Mary
- 1698 to 1701 - William III
- 1703 to 1713 - Anne
- 1717 to 1727 - George I
- 1729 to 1760 - George II
- 1762 to 1800 - George III
4 Pence
- 1670 to 1684 - Charles II
- 1686 to 1688 - James II
- 1689 to 1694 - William and Mary
- 1697 to 1702 - William III
- 1703 to 1713 - Anne
- 1717 to 1727 - George I
- 1729 to 1760 - George II
- 1763 to 1800 - George III
6 Pence
- 1674 to 1684 - Charles II
- 1686 to 1688 - James II
- 1693 and 1694 - William and Mary
- 1695 to 1701 - William III
- 1703 to 1711 - Anne
- 1717 to 1726 - George I
- 1728 to 1758 - George II
- 1787 - George III
Shilling
- 1663 to 1684 - Charles II
- 1685 to 1688 - James II
- 1692 and 1693 - William and Mary
- 1695 to 1701 - William III
- 1702 to 1714 - Anne
- 1715 to 1727 - George I
- 1727 to 1758 - George II
- 1763 to 1798 - George III
Half Crown
- 1663 to 1684 - Charles II
- 1685 to 1688 - James II
- 1689 to 1693 - William and Mary
- 1696 to 1701 - William III
- 1703 to 1714 - Anne
- 1715 to 1726 - George I
- 1731 to 1751 - George II
Crown
- 1662 to 1684 - Charles II
- 1686 to 1688 - James II
- 1691 and 1692 - William and Mary
- 1695 to 1700 - William III
- 1703 to 1713 - Anne
- 1716 to 1726 - George I
- 1732 to 1751 - George II
Quarter Guinea
- 1718 - George I
- 1762 - George III
Third Guinea
Half Guinea
- 1669 to 1684 - Charles II
- 1686 to 1688 - James II
- 1689 to 1694 - William and Mary
- 1695 to 1701 - William III
- 1702 to 1714 - Anne
- 1715 to 1727 - George I
- 1728 to 1760 - George II
- 1762 to 1813 - George III
Guinea
- 1663 to 1684 - Charles II
- 1685 to 1688 - James II
- 1689 to 1694 - William and Mary
- 1695 to 1701 - William III
- 1702 to 1714 - Anne
- 1714 to 1727 - George I
- 1727 to 1760 - George II
- 1761 to 1813 - George III
2 Guineas
- 1664 to 1684 - Charles II
- 1687 and 1688 - James II
- 1691 to 1694 - William and Mary
- 1701 - William III
- 1709 to 1714 - Anne
- 1717 to 1726 - George I
- 1734 to 1753 - George II
5 Guineas
- 1668 to 1684 - Charles II
- 1686 to 1688 - James II
- 1691 to 1694 - William and Mary
- 1699 to 1701 - William III
- 1703 to 1714 - Anne
- 1716 to 1726 - George I
- 1729 to 1753 - George II
Britain's Cartwheel Coinage of 1797
The history of Britain's 1797 Cartwheel coinage is intertwined with the Industrial Revolution.
Grading British Coins
The grade is used to determine the a more exact value of a British coin.
