1662 Charles II Crown: Identification and Value Guide

The 1662 Charles II Crown is recognised as the first milled crown issued during Charles II’s reign. The early type has the king’s first bust and a rose below the bust.

Identification

Check the date, portrait, rose detail, legends and edge. Early milled crowns can have important varieties, and authenticity should be checked before a high-value purchase.

1662 Charles II Crown, first bust rose below, first milled crown by Roettier obverse
1662 Charles II Crown, first bust rose below, first milled crown by Roettier reverse

Value

There is no standard price for every 1662 crown. Grade, variety, surface quality and provenance matter. Compare recent completed sales from reputable auction or dealer records, not only asking prices.

Read the British crown value guide for general advice.

Leave a comment

Evaluate Your Coin with Confidence! Upload a picture of your coin and our team of experts will evaluate the coin’s condition, rarity, and historical value to give you an accurate market price estimate. All you have to do is fill out the form below and attach a clear image of both sides of the coin. Get your evaluation quick!

Start by telling us:

  1. The country of origin of the coin
  2. The year it was minted
  3. The denomination
  4. Any notable features or inscriptions