1707 and 1708 Queen Anne Half-Crowns: Identification and Value Guide

Queen Anne half-crowns dated 1707 and 1708 belong to the post-Union coinage period. The exact variety and mint can affect identification and value.

What to check

Look at the date, portrait, edge and mintmark. The letter E can indicate the Edinburgh Mint on relevant post-Union examples. Use a specialist reference to separate varieties before comparing prices.

 1707-1708 Anne Halfcrown
 1707-1708 Anne Halfcrown reverse

Value guide

Condition, variety, authenticity and demand determine the price. Compare recent completed sales of the same date, mint and grade. A description such as “rare treasure” is not evidence on its own.

Read our British crown value guide for the general method.

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