1951 Shilling Value, George VI
There were 4 Shilling variations struck dated 1951. Mintage figures are shown where available.A Uncirculated (UNC) condition 1951 Shilling is worth about £5.
George VI 1951 Shilling England
England reverse - lion standing on large crown
England reverse - lion standing on large crown
UNC
£5
£5
Mintage: 9,956,930
Metal: Cupronickel
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Guide prices shown are from the Token Publishing Coin Yearbook 2022 for Uncirculated (UNC) condition. We can accept no liability for the accuracy of the prices quoted.
George VI 1951 Shilling England Proof
England reverse - lion standing on large crown
England reverse - lion standing on large crown
UNC
£20
£20
Mintage: 20,000
Metal: Cupronickel
George VI 1951 Shilling Scotland
Scotland reverse - lion seated on small crown holding sword and mace
Scotland reverse - lion seated on small crown holding sword and mace
UNC
£6
£6
Mintage: 10,961,174
Metal: Cupronickel
George VI 1951 Shilling Scotland Proof
Scotland reverse - lion seated on small crown holding sword and mace
Scotland reverse - lion seated on small crown holding sword and mace
UNC
£20
£20
Mintage: 20,000
Metal: Cupronickel
There are a number of factors that affect Cupronickel Shilling values, some 1951 shillings may be worth less than the coin grade guide value, whereas other same year date examples could command much higher prices if they exibit desirable features such as attractive natural toning.