UK Coins of 1631

Quick answer In 1631, the Royal Mint struck 20 distinct British coins across 10 denominations. Coinage from Earlier monarch's reign. The Royal Mint's 1631-dated output covered the standard denominations of the period; rare-date interest in this year focuses on low-mintage variants and proof issues, listed below. The most valuable 1631-dated coin in our database is the 1 Crown - Charles I 1st milled Briot issue at £1,300 (highest realised auction price across all grades).
20Coins catalogued
10Denominations issued
0Key dates flagged

Every 1631-dated UK coin

Grouped by denomination, smallest to largest. Click any coin for the full history and realised prices.

1 Penny 3 coins

1 Penny - Charles I Tower; Group B
silver
1 Penny - Charles I Tower; Group C
silver
1 Penny - Charles I Tower; Group D
silver

1 Angel 1 coin

1 Angel - Charles I Tower
gold

1 Crown 3 coins

1 Crown - Charles I 1st milled Briot issue
silver
1 Crown - Charles I Tower
silver
1 Crown - Charles I Tower; 3rd bust, mule
gold

1 Farthing 3 coins

1 Farthing - Charles I Richmond issue; mule of types 3 and 2
copper
1 Farthing - Charles I Richmond issue; type 2
copper
1 Farthing - Charles I Richmond issue; type 3
copper

1 Shilling 2 coins

1 Shilling - Charles I Group C; 3rd bust, type 2a
silver
1 Shilling - Charles I Group C; 3rd bust, type 2b
silver

1 Unite 2 coins

1 Unite - Charles I Briot's milled issue
gold
1 Unite - Charles I group C; 3rd bust
gold

½ Crown 2 coins

½ Crown - Charles I Tower mint - King; group II
silver
½ Crown - Charles I Tower mint - King; group II, type 2c
silver

½ Groat 1 coin

½ Groat - Charles I Briot's milled issue
silver

½ Penny 1 coin

½ Penny - Charles I Tower
silver

6 Pence 2 coins

6 Pence - Charles I 1st milled Briot's issue
silver
6 Pence - Charles I 3rd bust; group C
silver

Other years in the 1630s

1630 1631 1632 1633 1634 1635 1636 1637 1638 1639