The 1837 Half-Crown - William IVWilliam IV Silver Half-Crown (on coin as Gulielmus IIII). No circulation crowns were issued in the reign of William IV (although there were some very rare proof versions) so the half-crown was the biggest denomination in general circulation.
This design was used over the years 1831-1837 and is one of the key dates. SCBC 3834.
The Obverse is by William Wyon (initials 'WW' on truncation of neck). The image is the bare head of King William IV facing right. Legend around: "GULIELMUS IIII D:G: BRITANNIAR: REX F:D:".
The Reverse, by Jean B. Merlen, shows a crowned shield bearing the Royal Arms on mantle, at the base the Collar of the Garter. Below: ANNO 1837.Image credit: Museums Victoria
Mintage: Not known
Minted at The Royal Mint
Minted in 1837. See Coins and Events of 1837
Monarch/Ruler: William IV (1830-1837)
Category: Half-Crowns. See more Half-Crown coins
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Country of Origin: United Kingdom
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 | 1837 King William IV Silver Halfcrown Coin - Great Britain £ 52.95 |
 | 1823 Half Crown - King George IIII £ 40.00 |
 | 1901 Great Britain Victoria Half Crown - Veiled Head - 0.925 silver £ 26.70 |
 | 1820 George IV Silver Half Crown £ 185.00 |
 | 1837 half crown £ 96.38 |
 | Queen Victoria 1844 Silver Crown is a British Coin Young Victoria (1837-1901) £ 68.30 |
 | 1817 George III Milled Silver 'Bull Head' Half Crown, EF £ 285.00 |
 | 1821 George IV Milled Silver Half Crown, Near EF £ 250.00 |
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