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1927 Sixpence



The 1927 sixpence is one of the more common sixpence of George V, especially if sought in mint state. While the relatively high mintage of 3 and a half million contributed to this, this is mostly due to one bank roll surfacing of 1927 sixpence. The sixpence from that bank roll were however, quite bagged and tended to range between MS63 and MS64 with at least one grading MS65 so obtaining examples at this level can still present quite a challenge.

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Mintage
3,592,040
Reverse Designer
W. H. J. Blakemore
Obverse Designer
George W. De Saules
Size
19 mm
Composition
92.50% Silver
7.50% Copper
Bullion Value
$2.32
1927 Sixpence
Reverse

1927 Sixpence
Obverse

Valuation
Typical Handled: $2  
This valuation represents a typical handled example of the coin. Coins in better condition will command a substantial premium over the listed price. For example, an average 1911 florin is worth around $50, but in choice uncirculated condition is worth about $15,000! To view valuations in higher grades, please click here to subscribe.  

Glossary
  • bagmarks - Surface marks caused by impact from other coins during the handling process before the coin enters circulation
  • bank roll - A common means of distributing coins where a bank would roll coins before distributing them to branches or customers
  • mint state - A state of a coin that shows no signs of circulation
  • mintage - The number of coins struck of a particular designation

Numismatic Glossary - View the full glossary of numismatic terms.

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