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Elizabeth II Sixpences Cupro-Nickel Post-1947 One Kilogram Bulk Coins

Elizabeth II Sixpences Cupro-Nickel Post-1947 One Kilogram Bulk Coins

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Bulk bags of mixed-date Queen Elizabeth II Sixpences, available by the kilo. Sixpences were struck for circulation every year from 1953 to 1967 before the denomination was withdrawn to make way for new, decimal currency. Made from cupronickel, Elizabeth II Sixpences feature an elegant and youthful portrait of The Queen by sculptor Mary Gillick, paired with an appealing national flowers design, created by designer Edgar Fuller and sculptor Cecil Thomas. Once a widely circulated denomination, the Sixpence is now a collector's piece. Our 1kg Elizabeth II Sixpence bags contain a range of dates and grades, making them perfect for coin enthusiasts.

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Elizabeth II 1953-1967 Sixpences

The Royal Mint struck Sixpences throughout the early years of Queen Elizabeth II's reign, from the first issues in her coronation year to the last currency coin, struck in 1967. While the denomination was demonetised in 1980, Sixpences are still commonly found in old money boxes and coin collections.

Obverse Portrait By Mary Gillick

These coins feature Mary Gillick's instantly recognisable laureate portrait of Queen Elizabeth II on their obverse, together with a legend that reads '+ ELIZABETH · II · DEI · GRATIA · REGINA'. 1953 Sixpences incorporate the words 'BRITT: OMN' in the inscription.

Rose, Shamrock, Thistle And Leek

Edgar Fuller and Cecil Thomas created the reverse design used on Elizabeth II Sixpences, which display national flowers representing the constituent nations of the United Kingdom: a rose (England), a thistle (Scotland), a shamrock (Northern Ireland) and a leek (Wales). The words 'FID · DEF ·' are shown above, with 'SIX PENCE ·' followed by the date below.

Elizabeth II Sixpence Mintage Figures

Reported calendar year mintage figures for Elizabeth II Sixpences number more than 100 million in each year that these coins were struck.

Coin Mintage
1953 Sixpence 70,323,876
1954 Sixpence 105,241,150
1955 Sixpence 109,929,554
1956 Sixpence 109,841,555
1957 Sixpence 105,654,290
1958 Sixpence  123,518,527
1959 Sixpence  93,089,441
1960 Sixpence  103,288,346
1961 Sixpence  111,284,384
1962 Sixpence  158,355,270
1963 Sixpence 124,860,000
1964 Sixpence 137,352,000
1965 Sixpence 149,948,000
1966 Sixpence 171,636,000
1967 Sixpence 240,788,000

A 1970 proof Sixpence was also minted, but only for inclusion in 1970 Proof Sets.

British Cupronickel Coins

During Queen Elizabeth II's reign, Sixpences were only struck in cupronickel alloy, though earlier in the century, these coins had been made of solid silver. Cupronickel has often been chosen for coin production because of its strength, resistance to corrosion, and affordability.

What Coins Are Included In Bulk Bags?

These 1kg bulk bags feature a selection of mixed-date Queen Elizabeth II Sixpences from our available stock. The coins are offered in a range of collectable grades, with the holed, heavily worn, or severely damaged pieces not included.

More Stock Available

Customers looking to order 3kg or more of these Elizabeth II coins are encouraged to contact us before placing their order. With large quantities in stock, we can accommodate wholesale requests as needed.