1972 Silver Wedding Crown (Elizabeth II & Philip)

A 1972 Silver Wedding Crown (Elizabeth II & Philip) is typically worth about 25p–50p in circulated condition, and £1–£40 in uncirculated (mint) condition.

Denomination

25p

Year

1972

Mintage

7,452,100

Rarity

Common

Is it rare?

The 1972 Silver Wedding Crown (Elizabeth II & Philip) is common in circulation, so in worn condition it's usually worth face value — condition and errors are where any premium comes from.

What to look for

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FAQ

How much is the 1972 Silver Wedding Crown (Elizabeth II & Philip) worth?

A 1972 Silver Wedding Crown (Elizabeth II & Philip) is typically worth about 25p–50p in circulated condition, and £1–£40 in uncirculated (mint) condition.

Is the 1972 Silver Wedding Crown (Elizabeth II & Philip) rare?

The 1972 Silver Wedding Crown (Elizabeth II & Philip) is common in circulation, so in worn condition it's usually worth face value — condition and errors are where any premium comes from.

What should I look for on a 25p like this?

Crown-sized 25p (38mm). Cupro-nickel common; silver proof versions scarcer. Legal tender face 25p, demonetised for the £5 crown in 1990.

How do I check my own 25p?

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