Edward VII Halfcrown
The Edward VII halfcrown, valued at two shillings and sixpence, was minted in sterling silver between 1902 and 1910. As one-eighth of a pound, it was a significant denomination in circulation during the Edwardian period. Collectors admire these coins for their impressive size, detailed designs, and the range of subtle obverse and reverse varieties. High-grade examples are particularly prized and can command strong premiums at auction.
Edward VII Halfcrown
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Specifications
- Diameter: 20 mm
- Weight: 2.8 g
- Alloys: Copper 95.5%, Tin 3%, Zinc 1.5%
1902
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1903
| 1903 Halfcrown |
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1904
| 1904 Halfcrown |
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1905
| 1905 Halfcrown |
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1906
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1907
| 1907 Halfcrown |
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1905
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1906
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1907
| 1907 Halfcrown |
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1908
| 1908 Halfcrown |
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1909
| 1909 Halfcrown |
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1910
| 1910 Halfcrown |
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