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2018 Royal Wedding — Prince Harry & Meghan Markle

A 2018 Royal Wedding — Prince Harry & Meghan Markle is typically worth about Not in circulation (£5 crown) in circulated condition, and £10–£25 in uncirculated (mint) condition.

2018 Royal Wedding — Prince Harry & Meghan Markle — £5
Denomination
£5
Year
2018
Mintage
BU / Silver & Gold proof (not for circulation)
Rarity
Collector
Circulated (worn)
Not in circulation (£5 crown)
Uncirculated / BU
£10–£25

Is it rare?

The 2018 Royal Wedding — Prince Harry & Meghan Markle carries collector interest above its face value, especially in better condition.

What to look for

The Royal Mint £5 crown marking the 19 May 2018 wedding of Prince Harry and Meghan Markle (reverse by Jody Clark). A £5 crown is legal tender but was never released into general circulation — issued as Brilliant Uncirculated, Silver and Gold proof. Value is collector-driven and depends on condition/packaging.
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FAQ

How much is the 2018 Royal Wedding — Prince Harry & Meghan Markle worth?
A 2018 Royal Wedding — Prince Harry & Meghan Markle is typically worth about Not in circulation (£5 crown) in circulated condition, and £10–£25 in uncirculated (mint) condition.
Is the 2018 Royal Wedding — Prince Harry & Meghan Markle rare?
The 2018 Royal Wedding — Prince Harry & Meghan Markle carries collector interest above its face value, especially in better condition.
What should I look for on a £5 like this?
The Royal Mint £5 crown marking the 19 May 2018 wedding of Prince Harry and Meghan Markle (reverse by Jody Clark). A £5 crown is legal tender but was never released into general circulation — issued as Brilliant Uncirculated, Silver and Gold proof. Value is collector-driven and depends on condition/packaging.
How do I check my own £5?
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