Uploaded July 2026 | Updated September 2026, 7 hours ago
Meet the 2026 editions of Coins of England and the United Kingdom, the standard catalogue trusted by collectors for generations. Now available in two comprehensive volumes, Pre-Decimal and Decimal, these essential references feature over 5,000 price updates, making them the go-to resource for collectors, dealers, and detectorists alike.
The Pre-Decimal volume spans centuries of history, from Celtic and Roman Britain through to the final pre-decimal issues of Elizabeth II. Organized chronologically by reign, it offers detailed coverage of coinages, metals, denominations, and varieties, bringing the full story of early British coinage to life.
The Decimal volume covers modern British coinage from 1971 to today, including issues of Queen Elizabeth II and King Charles III. It also highlights commemoratives, sets, and popular Royal Mint series like the Great Engravers and Queen’s Beasts, providing a complete view of contemporary coinage.
Across both volumes, collectors will find clear explanations of numismatic terms, guidance for building collections, and independently assessed, up-to-date market values for every coin.
More than just a catalogue, Coins of England is a window into British history, revealing how coins have reflected culture, politics, and power for centuries.
Meet the 2026 editions of Coins of England and the United Kingdom, the standard catalogue trusted by collectors for generations. Now available in two comprehensive volumes, Pre-Decimal and Decimal, these essential references feature over 5,000 price updates, making them the go-to resource for collectors, dealers, and detectorists alike.
The Pre-Decimal volume spans centuries of history, from Celtic and Roman Britain through to the final pre-decimal issues of Elizabeth II. Organized chronologically by reign, it offers detailed coverage of coinages, metals, denominations, and varieties, bringing the full story of early British coinage to life.
The Decimal volume covers modern British coinage from 1971 to today, including issues of Queen Elizabeth II and King Charles III. It also highlights commemoratives, sets, and popular Royal Mint series like the Great Engravers and Queen’s Beasts, providing a complete view of contemporary coinage.
Across both volumes, collectors will find clear explanations of numismatic terms, guidance for building collections, and independently assessed, up-to-date market values for every coin.
More than just a catalogue, Coins of England is a window into British history, revealing how coins have reflected culture, politics, and power for centuries.
