What is a gold 1831 Half-Sovereign coin worth?. 1831 half sovereign values, images, and specifications for the UK 1831 Half-Sovereign Value.
The 1831 gold proof half sovereign features the second bust of king William IV with a reverse of the crowned shield. The 1831 gold proof half sovereign was the first proof half soverieign issued during the reign of King William IV. It was part of a plain edged proof set struck for the coronation. The 1831 sovereign was the first sovereign to be issued during the reign of King William IV.
UK 1831 half sovereign specification |
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| Coin Weight: | 3.99 grams |
| Coin Diameter: | 17.9 mm |
| Coin Composition: | Gold |
| No of coins Minted: | 598,547 |
| Mint: | Royal Mint |
1831 Half Sovereign |
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| VG | Coin in Very Good condition | |
| F | Coin is in Fine condition | |
| VF | Coin is in Very Fine condition | |
| EF | Coin is in Extremely Fine condition | |
| a UNC | Highest grade circulated coins | |
| UNC | Coin is Uncirculated | |
1831 half sovereign Value
| VG | F | VF | XF | a UNC | UNC |
| £285 | £495 | £750 | £1,000 | £2,995 | £11,000 |
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In 1831 the UK Whig Party was elected to power, introduced a major bill for parliamentary reform. Bristol, Nottingham, Derby and several smaller towns witnessed violent riots after the Reform Bill was rejected by the House of Lords. Nottingham Castle was attacked and the Council House in Bristol was burnt down.