UK Coins of 1815

Quick answer In 1815, the Royal Mint struck 10 distinct British coins across 6 denominations. Coinage from George III's reign. The Royal Mint's 1815-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 1815-dated coin in our database is the 1 Shilling 6 Pence - George III Bank of England Token at £20 (highest realised auction price across all grades).
10Coins catalogued
6Denominations issued
0Key dates flagged

Every 1815-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 Cornwall - Cambourne / Dolcoath Mine
copper · Very Rare
1 Penny Somerset / Taunton - Cox's Iron Foundry
copper · Very Rare
1 Penny Yorkshire - Sheffield / Workhouse
copper · Very Rare

2 Pence 1 coin

2 Pence Norwich - Robert Blake
copper · Very Rare

1 Farthing 1 coin

1 Farthing - Esto Justus Malton North Yorkshire
copper · Very Rare

1 Shilling 6 Pence 1 coin

1 Shilling 6 Pence - George III Bank of England Token
silver · Very Rare

½ Penny 3 coins

½ Penny - George III Gold Strike Pattern
gold · Very Rare
½ Penny London - Japan Liquid Blacking / R. Warren
copper · Very Rare
Token - May peace and plenty
copper · Very Rare

3 Shillings 1 coin

3 Shillings - George III Bank of England Token
silver · Very Rare

Other years in the 1810s

1810 1811 1812 1813 1814 1815 1816 1817 1818 1819