Edward VII 1905 Silver Half Crown

The Edward VII 1905 Silver Half Crown is highly sought after by collectors as it is the rarest date in the entire Edwardian half crown series. Its value is primarily driven by its low mintage and the specific condition of the coin.

Estimated Value
The market value varies widely based on the coin’s grade (level of wear). Current retail prices and auction data as of March 2026 indicate the following ranges:
Low Grade (Fair to Good): Prices typically start around £270 to £360.
Fine (F) to Good Fine (GF): Expect to pay between £595 and £895.
Very Fine (VF) to Extremely Fine (EF): Mid-grade specimens are valued significantly higher, often estimated around £3,200.
About Uncirculated (AU) / Uncirculated (UNC): These are extremely rare. High-grade examples (e.g., AU58) can be priced at £9,250 or more.
Auction Record: A high-quality specimen has previously reached a record price of £13,500 at auction.

Coin Specifications
Material: 92.5% silver (.925 Sterling Silver).
Weight: Approximately 14.14 grams.
Diameter: 32.3 mm.
Design: Features the uncrowned portrait of King Edward VII by George William de Saulles on the obverse and a crowned quartered shield within a Garter on the reverse