The Royal Mint issued the Buckingham Palace 2024 UK £5 coin as a commemorative coin celebrating the London residence of the British monarch. It is not a standard circulating £5 coin.
The coin’s face value is £5, but its resale value depends on the version, condition, packaging and demand. An advertised price is not proof of what buyers have paid.
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 listed a limited edition of 2,500 for this version. A cupro-nickel Brilliant Uncirculated version was also issued, so check the finish before comparing prices.
How much is it worth?
There is no single current value for every Buckingham Palace £5 coin. Compare recent completed sales of the same finish and presentation. Condition, the case and certificate can affect the result, while a seller’s asking price is only a guide.
Is it an investment?
Limited production does not guarantee a profit. Collector demand can change, and the original Royal Mint price or the coin’s subject does not establish a future resale value. Treat it as a commemorative collectable rather than a guaranteed investment.
For wider guidance, see our UK £5 coin value guide.