From 1991 to 1997, Jersey devoted its 1 pound coins to seven ships built on the island in the 19th century, when shipbuilding was one of its great industries, before steam replaced sail and iron replaced wooden hulls. The 1992 coin, engraved by Robert Evans, shows the brig Hebe, launched in Jersey in 1861. The obverse bears Arnold Machin's portrait of Elizabeth II, with the date below. The edge carries INSULA CAESAREA, the old Latin name of the island. In 1992, the Royal Mint struck only 20,000 pieces in nickel-brass for circulation, alongside 3,000 in silver proof. Like the British round pound, it was demonetised on 15 October 2017.
1992Jersey 1 pound 1992 - Brig Hebe
1987Jersey 10 pence 1987 - Faldouet Dolmen
1986Jersey 50 pence 1986 - Grosnez Castle
1984Jersey 5 pence 1984 - Seymour Tower
1984Jersey 2 pence 1984 - Hermitage of Saint Helier
1983Jersey 1 penny 1983 - Hocq Tower
1983Jersey 20 pence 1983 - Corbière Lighthouse
1981Jersey ½ penny 1981 - Coat of Arms
1981Jersey 1 penny 1981 - Coat of Arms
1981Jersey 2 pence 1981 - Coat of Arms
1981Jersey 5 pence 1981 - Coat of Arms
1981Jersey 10 pence 1981 - Coat of Arms
1981Jersey 50 pence 1981 - Coat of Arms
1971Jersey ½ new penny 1971 - Coat of Arms
1971Jersey 2 new pence 1971 - Coat of Arms
1968Jersey 5 new pence 1968 - Coat of Arms
1968Jersey 10 new pence 1968 - Coat of Arms
1966Jersey 1⁄12 shilling 1966 - 900 years of the Norman Conquest
1964Jersey ¼ shilling 1964 - Coat of Arms
1911Jersey 1⁄12 shilling 1911 - George V
1866Jersey 1⁄13 shilling 1866 - Victoria
