William IV Coins
William IV's short reign produced a small but well-respected coinage. Best known for the 1831 Coronation issue and for the introduction of the silver groat (4d) in 1836. William IV sovereigns are scarce relative to George IV and Victoria, and the proof gold series of 1831 contains some of the most beautiful British gold coinage ever struck.
27Coins catalogued
14Denominations
3Key dates flagged
8Years on the throne
£39,000
Highest realised: 1 Crown - William IV
100
Lowest mintage: 1 Crown - William IV
Coinage highlights
1831 Coronation proof set
Matched matte-finish proofs for the Coronation.
William IV sovereign
Scarcer than later Victorian sovereigns; collector demand.
1836 silver groat
Reintroduction of the four-penny piece.
Every William IV coin in the catalogue
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1 Farthing 4 coins
1 Penny 2 coins
1 Shilling 1 coin
1 Sovereign 3 coins
½ Crown 1 coin
½ Penny 1 coin
½ Sovereign 2 coins
1½ Pence 1 coin
2 Pence 1 coin
2 Sovereigns 1 coin
3 Pence 2 coins
4 Pence 4 coins
6 Pence 1 coin
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