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Guinea - 1761 to 1813 - Price Guide

The guinea was minted in Great Britain between 1663 and 1814 and contained approximately one-quarter of an ounce of gold. The coin was originally worth twenty shillings (one pound), but an increase in the price of gold during the reign of King Charles II led to the market trading it at a premium. The price of gold continued to increase, especially in times of trouble, and by the 1680s, the coin was worth 22 silver shillings.

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Variety VG-8 F-12 VF-20 EF-40 AU-50 AU-55
1761 --$2,050$4,870$7,800$10,500
1763 --$1,610$4,530$7,500$9,000
1764 --$1,540$4,350$7,500$9,100
1764 - No stop over head --$2,430$5,700$8,500$9,900
1765 --$677$869$1,590$1,960
1766 --$677$881$1,650$1,960
1767 --$677$990$1,880$2,330
1768 --$677$936$1,630$1,980
1769 --$677$881$1,690$1,970
1770 --$950$2,240$3,460$4,210
1771 --$677$791$1,480$1,830
1772 --$677$791$1,500$1,860
1773 --$677$790$1,360$1,830
1773 - 7/1 --$677$1,190--
1774 --$677$688$1,110$1,350
1775 --$677$688$1,110$1,340
1776 --$677$769$1,280$1,520
1777 --$677$817$1,080$1,250
1778 --$677$1,010$1,890$2,320
1779 -$677$677$769$1,230$1,470
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1781 --$677$688$1,170$1,400
1782 $677$677$677$688$1,170$1,400
1783 --$677$697$1,190$1,430
1784 --$677$677$1,130$1,360
1785 -$677$677$679$1,140$1,230
1786 --$677$706$1,080$1,260
1787 --$677$677$1,000$1,050
1788 -$677$677$677$1,080$1,130
1788 - 8/7 ------
1789 --$677$677$921$1,020
1790 --$677$677$902$1,070
1791 --$677$677$921$999
1792 --$677$677$930$1,100
1793 --$677$677$900$958
1794 --$677$677$930$999
1795 --$677$677$930$1,020
1796 --$677$677$998$1,170
1797 --$677$677$969$1,020
1798 --$677$677$895$991
1798 - 8/7 --$677$757$1,240$1,490
1799 --$677$728$1,210$1,400
1813 --$940$2,250$3,780$4,420
Variety MS-60 MS-62 MS-63 MS-64 MS-65 MS-66 MS-67
1761 $12,100$15,000$18,600----
1763 $10,600------
1764 $10,700------
1764 - No stop over head $11,400------
1765 $2,320$4,190$5,700----
1766 $2,410$4,190$5,700----
1767 $2,770$4,190$5,700----
1768 $2,320$4,190$5,700----
1769 $2,500$4,190$5,700----
1770 $4,970$5,400$5,700----
1771 $2,180$4,190$5,700----
1772 $2,210$4,190$5,700----
1773 $2,180$3,720$3,930$4,130---
1773 - 7/1 -------
1774 $1,570$2,530$3,820----
1775 $1,630$2,510$3,580----
1776 $1,750$2,960$3,580----
1777 $1,610$2,560$3,580----
1778 $2,760$3,170$3,580----
1779 $1,700$2,690$3,580----
1779 - 9/7 -------
1781 $1,640$2,690$3,580----
1782 $1,640$2,690$3,580----
1783 $1,680$2,710$3,580----
1784 $1,590$2,690$3,610----
1785 $1,590$2,360$3,580----
1786 $1,610$2,630$3,250----
1787 $1,390$2,320$3,580----
1788 $1,430$2,690$3,100$4,700$6,300--
1788 - 8/7 -------
1789 $1,250$1,890$2,030$3,680---
1790 $1,360$1,590$1,890----
1791 $1,250$1,410$2,060----
1792 $1,270$1,570$3,500----
1793 $1,280$1,580$2,160----
1794 $1,250$1,320$2,010$3,350$4,690--
1795 $1,250$1,590$2,080$3,310---
1796 $1,340$1,590$2,380----
1797 $1,360$1,590$2,040$3,190$4,340--
1798 $1,210$1,400$1,890$3,870$4,200--
1798 - 8/7 $1,730$2,020$2,300----
1799 $1,700$2,080$2,450$4,410---
1813 $5,300$6,600$6,800$7,100---
Variety PR-60 PR-62 PR-63 PR-64 PR-65 PR-66 PR-67
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Proof (PR): Planchets of these coins (not intended for circulation) were polished before struck (usually struck twice for higher quality). The field of Proof coins wear a cameo aspect.

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