2001 Victorian Anniversary (Death of Queen Victoria centenary)

A 2001 Victorian Anniversary (Death of Queen Victoria centenary) is typically worth £10–£30 in uncirculated (mint) condition.

Denomination

£5

Year

2001

Mintage

851,491

Rarity

Collector crown

Is it rare?

The 2001 Victorian Anniversary (Death of Queen Victoria centenary) carries collector interest above its face value, especially in better condition.

What to look for

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FAQ

How much is the 2001 Victorian Anniversary (Death of Queen Victoria centenary) worth?

A 2001 Victorian Anniversary (Death of Queen Victoria centenary) is typically worth £10–£30 in uncirculated (mint) condition.

Is the 2001 Victorian Anniversary (Death of Queen Victoria centenary) rare?

The 2001 Victorian Anniversary (Death of Queen Victoria centenary) carries collector interest above its face value, especially in better condition.

What should I look for on a £5 like this?

Legal-tender £5 commemorative CROWN (£5 Crown commemorative); issued for collectors, NOT for circulation. Cupro-nickel common; silver/gold proofs carry big premiums.

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