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Two Pounds - 1820 to 1953 - Price Guide

A committee of the Privy Council recommended gold coins of ten shillings, twenty shillings, two pounds and five pounds be issued, and this was accepted by George, Prince Regent on August 3, 1816. The five-pound and two-pound pieces did not circulate to any great extent, and were kept primarily as souvenirs.

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Variety VG-8 F-12 VF-20 EF-40 AU-50 AU-55
1820 ------
1820 - Plain Edge ------
1823 --£600£853£1,330£1,470
1823 - No J.B.M. ------
1824 ------
1825 - Plain Edge ------
1826 ------
1826 - Piedfort ------
1831 ------
1887 --£518£685£835£910
1887 - No BP ------
1893 --£608£802£1,200£1,240
1902 --£548£667£836£908
1911 ------
1937 - Edward VIII ------
1937 - George VI ------
1953 ------
Variety MS-60 MS-62 MS-63 MS-64 MS-65 MS-66 MS-67
1820 -------
1820 - Plain Edge -------
1823 £1,950£2,650£3,410---£32,600
1823 - No J.B.M. -------
1824 -------
1825 - Plain Edge -------
1826 -------
1826 - Piedfort -------
1831 -------
1887 £952£1,200£1,330£1,470£3,760£9,500-
1887 - No BP -------
1893 £1,600£1,760£2,220£2,320£5,500--
1902 £1,010£1,260£1,590£2,050£4,420--
1911 -------
1937 - Edward VIII -------
1937 - George VI -------
1953 -------
Variety PR-60 PR-62 PR-63 PR-64 PR-65 PR-66 PR-67
1820 £32,300------
1820 - Plain Edge -------
1823 -------
1823 - No J.B.M. -------
1824 -------
1825 - Plain Edge -£27,400-----
1826 -£11,000-£20,300---
1826 - Piedfort -------
1831 --£25,900--£53,500-
1887 £3,500-£6,500£6,800-£8,300-
1887 - No BP -------
1893 £2,300--£6,200£12,300£12,500-
1902 -£1,450£2,170£2,800£5,700--
1911 £1,750-£2,530£3,310£3,710£5,400-
1937 - Edward VIII -------
1937 - George VI -£1,880£2,000£2,180£3,430£5,100£10,500
1953 -------

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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