George V Coins
George V reigned through the First World War and the silver standard's decline. His most significant coinage event was the 1920 reduction of British silver from sterling (.925) to .500 silver — a wartime economy measure that produced the famous "wartime silver" series. The 1933 penny is the most legendary British coin: only seven were struck (for ceremonial foundation-stone purposes) and one auction realisation cleared £100,000.
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Designers under George V
Artists who designed coinage during this reign:
Every George V coin in the catalogue
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1 coin
1 Crown 7 coins
1 Farthing 2 coins
1 Florin 4 coins
1 Penny 6 coins
1 Pound 4 coins
1 Shilling 7 coins
1 Shilling 3 Pence 1 coin
1 Sovereign 3 coins
½ Crown 6 coins
½ Penny 3 coins
½ Sovereign 1 coin
10 Shillings 4 coins
2 Pence 3 coins
2 Shillings 1 coin
2 Shillings 6 Pence 1 coin
2 Sovereigns 1 coin
3 Pence 6 coins
4 Pence 3 coins
4 Shillings 1 coin
4½ Pence 1 coin
5 Pounds 1 coin
5 Shillings 6 Pence 1 coin
6 Pence 9 coins
7½ Pence 1 coin
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