5 New Pence - Elizabeth II 2nd portrait

Jersey's decimal coinage was introduced in 1971 alongside the rest of the British Isles, but Jersey had actually begun issuing pre-decimal coins with the new portrait as early as 1968, giving this series an unusually staggered start. The island retains full autonomy over its coinage despite using sterling as its currency unit, a privilege rooted in the ancient Norman relationship with the Crown rather than parliamentary statute.

KM#32 ran through the full first decade of decimalization before the Raphael Maklouf portrait succeeded Gillick's effigy in 1981.