The Royal Mint issued the 2011 Royal Wedding £5 coin to commemorate the marriage of Prince William and Catherine Middleton on 29 April 2011. It is a commemorative coin, so its face value and collector value are different.
The reverse portrait was designed by Mark Richards. The coin shows the couple together and was issued in several finishes, including silver Proof and gold Proof.
Silver Proof specifications
The Silver Proof version is struck in .925 sterling silver, weighs 28.28 grams and measures 38.61 millimetres in diameter. The Royal Mint recorded 26,069 sales for the £5 Royal Wedding commemorative category, but that figure should not be treated as the mintage of every individual finish.
What is it worth?
Check the finish, condition, original case and certificate before comparing prices. Use recent completed sales of the same version. Asking prices and old estimates do not establish the current value.
For general context, read our UK £5 coin value guide.