What is the value of a 1937 George V Penny?

Answer 1

Not enough information to answer - what is the denomination of the coin (1 shilling, 1 penny) and what condition is it in?

Whatever it is, such a coin does not exist. King George IV died in 1830.

Answer 2

Such a coin does not exist.

King George V died in January 1936 and was replaced by King Edward VIII who abdicated in December 1936.

All British 1937 coins have King George VI on the obverse.

Answer 3

There were no Edward VIII coins issued for circulation in Britain. The Royal Mint had started work on the usual range of coins prior to Edwards abdication and only a very few pattern coins of any denomination were actually struck.

Those very few coins would currently only exist in musuems.

If you could manage to get one out of the museum, the British 1937 nickel-brass Threepence (dodecagonal)(Edward VIII), is thought to be valued at about £35,000 GBP.