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The 1664 Crown needs careful condition separation. Dealer examples range from lower collector-grade pieces in the low hundreds to Good Fine and VF examples around the high hundreds and above, while auction records show confirmed F/VF sales with wide price movement. CIS uses this date as a condition-sensitive value case rather than a simple one-price coin.
The 1664 Crown belongs to the Charles II second-bust Crown type struck from 1664 to 1666. Reference sources list the type as a milled standard circulation silver Crown of 0.925 fineness, 30.1g and 38.6mm, with a crowned cruciform shield reverse and regnal-date edge.
Description
The 1664 Crown Standard marks the move into the Charles II second-bust Crown type within CIS. Its value profile depends heavily on grade, bust detail, edge readability and whether the example trades as a normal collector coin or a stronger VF-grade piece.
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Quick Facts
1664
Denomination
Year
Crown

Monarch
Charles II

Era
Stuart
No records available
Mintage
Frequently Asked Questions
What is a 1664 Charles II Crown worth?
A 1664 Charles II Crown can vary sharply by grade. Fine and Good Fine pieces may trade well below clean VF examples, and stronger second-bust coins can command a meaningful premium. CIS compares grade, silver specifications, market evidence and asking price before returning Buy/Hold/Pass guidance.
Specifications
Metal
Fineness
Weight
Diameter
Edge
Type
Mintage
Period
Mint
Design
Silver
0.925
30.10 g
38.6 mm
Lettered
Milled
No records available
Early Milled (1662-1816)
Royal Mint (London)
Charles II second-bust Crown with XVI edge.
1663 Crown Standard
1665 Crown Standard
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