1989-2016 Annual Cat Series - A New Cat Breed Each Year
A 1989-2016 Annual Cat Series - A New Cat Breed Each Year is typically worth £5–£50 in uncirculated (mint) condition.
- Denomination
- Crown
- Year
- 1989-2016
- Mintage
- Isle of Man issue
- Rarity
- Collector
Uncirculated / BU
£5–£50
Is it rare?
The 1989-2016 Annual Cat Series - A New Cat Breed Each Year carries collector interest above its face value, especially in better condition.
What to look for
IoM only, not UK circulation. One of numismatics' longest continuous themed series and hugely popular worldwide. Values vary by breed/year, metal (CuNi vs silver vs gold), colour vs plain, and mintage; low-mintage silver/gold and coloured 'gemstone-eye' variants carry the biggest premiums. Deduplicated here as one series entry - individual years available.
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FAQ
- How much is the 1989-2016 Annual Cat Series - A New Cat Breed Each Year worth?
- A 1989-2016 Annual Cat Series - A New Cat Breed Each Year is typically worth £5–£50 in uncirculated (mint) condition.
- Is the 1989-2016 Annual Cat Series - A New Cat Breed Each Year rare?
- The 1989-2016 Annual Cat Series - A New Cat Breed Each Year carries collector interest above its face value, especially in better condition.
- What should I look for on a Crown like this?
- IoM only, not UK circulation. One of numismatics' longest continuous themed series and hugely popular worldwide. Values vary by breed/year, metal (CuNi vs silver vs gold), colour vs plain, and mintage; low-mintage silver/gold and coloured 'gemstone-eye' variants carry the biggest premiums. Deduplicated here as one series entry - individual years available.
- How do I check my own Crown?
- Open Change Finder and scan your coin — it identifies it, grades the condition and checks for the errors that add value, free for your first check.
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