Six uncommon 50p cash price a fortune – and a few of these might make you wealthy
When did you last take a gander at your rare coin collection?
Certain designs could be worth a pretty penny if you sell. Whether it’s the Kew Gardens 50p or a commemorative piece, it’s handy to know their true value.
Recently, a rare coin was revealed to be worth £9,000 if you own one. The 1905 pre-decimal UK coin is popular as it has a “very low” mintage of just 166,000.
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Now according to TikTok user @coincollectingwizard, who boasts 133,000 fans for sharing content about rare coins, recently revealed which 50p pieces could net you a tidy sum.
In the video, they began with: “Rare 50p coins in your change.” The user then shared the six coins to watch out for.
The uploader continued: “First the 2017 Royal Shield 50p, this has a mintage of 1.8million, and an uncirculated condition is worth £7, while a circulated is £1.
“Next up is the Jemima Puddleduck 50p from 2016, this has a mintage of 2.1million. An uncirculated version can fetch up to £15, while a circulated one is £8.
“My favourite design is the Issac Newton 50p, it’s £8 in uncirculated and £3 in circulated. Now for the holy grail, the Kew Gardens 50p, this has a mintage of only 210,000. A new condition is around £250, and circulated is £145.”
The user wrapped up their post with a nod to the Flopsy Bunny 50p coin, which bags a neat £7 if it’s uncirculated, dropping to £5 for circulated.
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Meanwhile, Mrs Tittlemouse also got a mention as the 50p comes with a mintage of 1.7 million. This is valued at £5 in mint condition and £3 once circulated.
Since hitting the internet, the clip snagged hundreds of likes and comments. One enthusiast gushed: “Got all of them!” Another praised: “Brilliant video,” while a third boasted: “I have them all numerous times.”