1797 Penny Value - British Penny 1797

Coin Value: Typical Coin Prices, Values and Worth in UK Pound based on Grade/Condition. All coin values are estimates.


The retail value of a 1797 British Penny depends on the coin grade, condition, desirability, and demand

Very Good	Fine	Very Fine	Extra Fine
£16.00	£26.50	£62.00	£330.00
Mint State (MS)
About Uncirculated	MS 60	MS 63	MS 64
£660.00	£830.00+	-	-

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1797 Penny Grading Terms

VG: 1797 Penny in Very Good condition

F: 1797 Penny in Fine condition

VF: 1797 Penny in Very Fine condition

EF: 1797 Penny in Extremely Fine condition

aUnc: 1797 Penny in About Uncirculated condition

aUnc: 1797 Penny in Uncirculated condition

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Although it is difficult to know the true value of a British 1797 Penny, there are certain criteria which can help you judge how collectible or valuable a British 1797 Penny may be. Generally speaking, a lower mintage rate will drives up the market price of a British 1797 Penny.

King George III Penny coins, minted from 1760 to 1820, bear the image of King George III. Collectors and history enthusiasts value King George III Penny coins for their historical significance and the diverse range of denominations and designs produced during her reign..

There were 8,601,600: 1797 King George III Penny coins minted

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1797 Penny Copper Coin Value

Copper Penny coins have a rich history, often used for currency due to their durability and value. They can develop a distinct patina over time, adding to their character. However, modern coins are typically made of copper alloys to enhance durability and reduce production costs.