HK Coins
1981 Royal Wedding Commemorative Crown Coin – Prince Charles & Lady Diana Spencer
1981 Royal Wedding Commemorative Crown Coin – Prince Charles & Lady Diana Spencer
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This original 1981 Royal Wedding commemorative crown coin marks the marriage of H.R.H. The Prince of Wales and Lady Diana Spencer on 29 July 1981 one of the most collected royal commemorative coins of the 20th century.
1981 Royal Wedding commemorative crown coin Details
- Obverse: Conjoined portraits of Prince Charles and Lady Diana Spencer
- Reverse: Queen Elizabeth II portrait with "D.G.REG.F.D. ELIZABETH II" inscription
- Inscription: "Royal Wedding Commemorative Crown - July 29th 1981 - Lady Diana Spencer"
- Issue: Hong Kong commemorative strike
- Presented in original red display case
Condition
Coin retains original presentation case. Surface shows light age-consistent wear.
FAQ
What is the 1981 Royal Wedding commemorative crown coin?
It's an official commemorative coin marking the marriage of Prince Charles and Lady Diana Spencer on 29 July 1981, issued in various strikes including this Hong Kong presentation edition.
Is the 1981 Royal Wedding crown coin silver?
No, this is a cupro-nickel strike, the standard metal for British crown coins of this era. A limited silver proof version was also issued separately by the Royal Mint.
Are commemorative crown coins worth anything?
Yes, condition, issue type, and packaging significantly affect value. Hong Kong strikes in original presentation cases are less common than the standard UK issue and attract stronger collector interest.
What is the value of a 1981 Royal Wedding crown coin?
Values vary by condition and issue. This Hong Kong commemorative strike in original red presentation case typically sells for $30–$150 AUD, with Diana collector demand supporting prices at the higher end.
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