UK Coins of 1989
Quick answer
In 1989, the Royal Mint struck 35 distinct British coins across 15 denominations.
Coinage from Elizabeth II's reign. The Royal Mint's 1989-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 1989-dated coin in our database is the
1 Sovereign - Elizabeth II Gold Sovereign Anniversary at
£5,000
(highest realised auction price across all grades).
35Coins catalogued
15Denominations issued
5 Sovereigns - Elizabeth II 3rd portrait
Lowest mintage: 718
1Key dates flagged
Average realised price trend, 1989 coins
Monthly average sale price across all 1989-dated UK coins (any grade) on rolling 24-month window. Months with fewer than 3 sales are excluded.
Every 1989-dated UK coin
Grouped by denomination, smallest to largest. Click any coin for the full history and realised prices.
1 Penny 2 coins
2 Pence 2 coins
5 Pence 1 coin
10 Pence 1 coin
20 Pence 1 coin
50 Pence 1 coin
1 Pound 9 coins
1 Pound - Elizabeth II 3rd portrait; Welsh Leek
1 Pound - Elizabeth II 3rd portrait; English Oak
1 Pound - Elizabeth II 3rd portrait; Scottish Thistle
1 Pound - Elizabeth II 3rd portrait; Northern Irish Flax
1 Pound - Elizabeth II English Oak; Silver Proof
1 Pound - Elizabeth II Northern Irish Flax; Silver Proof
1 Pound - Elizabeth II Welsh Leek; Silver Proof
1 Pound - Elizabeth II Scottish Thistle; Silver Proof
1 Pound - Elizabeth II Scottish Thistle; Silver Piedfort
2 Pounds 6 coins
2 Pounds - Elizabeth II 3rd portrait; Bill of Rights
2 Pounds - Elizabeth II 3rd portrait; Claim of Right
2 Pounds - Elizabeth II Bill of Rights; Silver Proof
2 Pounds - Elizabeth II Claim of Right; Silver Proof
2 Pounds - Elizabeth II Bill of Rights; Silver Piedfort
2 Pounds - Elizabeth II Claim of Right; Silver Piedfort