the half crown went out of circulation in 1967.
the half crown went out of circulation in 1967.
when did the half crown go out of circulation?
1967
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the half crown was a denomination of british money, equivalent to two shillings and sixpence, or one-eighth of a pound. the half crown was first issued in 1549, in the reign of edward vi. no half crowns were issued in the reign of mary, but from the reign of elizabeth i half crowns were issued in every reign except edward viii, until the coins were discontinued in 1967.
half crown (british coin)
bullet::::- king william iii & queen mary ii 1689–1694: silver half crown.









































bullet::::- william iii of england 1694–1702: silver half crown.









































bullet::::- queen anne 1702–1714: silver half crown.









































bullet::::- king george i 1714–1727: silver half crown.









































bullet::::- king george ii 1727–1760: silver half crown.









































bullet::::- king george iii 1760–1820: silver half crown.









































bullet::::- king george iv 1820–1830: silver half crown.









































bullet::::- king william iv 1830–1837: silver half crown.









































bullet::::- queen victoria 1837–1901: silver half crown.









































bullet::::- king edward vii 1902–1910: silver half crown.









































bullet::::- king george v 1910–1936: silver half crown, sterling silver (92½% silver) until 1919, then 50% silver.
half crown (british coin)