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I have 5 sets of sixpences 1953 - 1967. 15 cions in each

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I have 5 sets of sixpences 1953 - 1967. 15 cions in each set. What would be thier value
JA: The Antiques Appraiser can help. You can also send photos once I've connected you. Do you know where the coin is from?
Customer: All English
JA: What condition is the coin in?
Customer: All great condition, all readable and no wear
JA: Is there anything else important you think the Antiques Appraiser should know?
Customer: 1963 is selling on the net at £1,215.00 and 1958 at £1.090.00
Submitted: 14 days ago.
Category: Antiques
Customer: replied 14 days ago.
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Expert:  ExpertAppraiser replied 14 days ago.

While I cannot speak to the high asking prices, in circulated condition these coins sell individually for 25p or so and a 15-coin set would bring 5 to 10  pounds, see: https://www.allcoinvalues.com/united-kingdom/1953-uk-sixpence-value2c-elizabeth-ii.html and see also In the UK, I'd recommend reaching out to the Royal Numismatic Society, see: https://numismatics.org.uk/ or alternately https://coincraft.com/ a major dealer in the UK. For references, this is a great place to start: https://www.coinsanduk.com/coins-prices-value.php

See also: https://www.allcoinvalues.com/united-kingdom/queen-elizabeth-ii-era-uk-sixpence-values2c-1953-to-1967.html and https://coincraft.com/complete-date-set-of-qeii-sixpences-9

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