Henry V gold half Noble Coin

Henry V gold half-nobles (1413–1422) generally sell for between £1,400 and over £4,950, depending on condition, rarity, and specific class, with high-quality examples or rare varieties fetching higher prices. Common sales for well-preserved examples often fall in the £2,000–£3,500 range, while damaged pieces might sell below £1,000.

• Class: Various types (Class F, G, etc.) and specific mint marks affect value.
• Condition: “Very Fine” to “Extremely Fine” grades command the highest prices.
• Rarity: Specific mule types (combinations of different dies) are rarer.
• Damages: Any edge damage, clipping, or repairs from being worn as jewelry significantly lowers value.