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United KingdomPeriod:1603-1952 1603-1952

2 Pence (Halfgroat) no date (1625-1642) "Fifth portrait type" (United Kingdom, Charles I)

Specification

  • MetalSilver
  • Weight1 g
  • Diameter16 mm
  • EdgePlain

Description

  • CountryUnited Kingdom
  • PeriodCharles I
  • Denomination2 Pence (Halfgroat)
  • Yearno date (1625-1642)
  • RulerCharles I (King of England)
  • MintLondon
  • PurposeCirculation
Auction sales chart
Average price:140 USD
Auction sales chart 2 Pence (Halfgroat) no date (1625-1642) "Fifth portrait type" - Silver Coin Value - United Kingdom, Charles I
Auction Prices (1)

Auction prices

Find out the current coin value of the British 2 Pence (Halfgroat) no date (1625-1642) "Fifth portrait type". This silver coin from the times of Charles I. Wondering how much a coin like this is worth? The record price belongs to the lot 57 sold at the Dix Noonan Webb auction for GBP 340. Bidding took place December 1, 2020.

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How much is the silver coin of Charles I 2 Pence (Halfgroat) no date (1625-1642) "Fifth portrait type"?

According to the latest data as of December 5, 2025 the average price of a Silver coin 2 Pence (Halfgroat) no date (1625-1642) "Fifth portrait type" is 140 USD.

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