With the release of the 2020 Peter Rabbit 50p Coin the Royal Mint have announced that this would be the last in the series which is a shame as there were a number of characters we would have loved to see as 50p coins. Benjamin Bunny 50pFifty pence coin struck to continue the 150th anniversary of Beatrix Potter celebration in 2017 - with Benjamin Bunny the next character to move from the pages of her books to a UK coin. Ho provato a chiamare presso op vostro negozio più volte senza avere nessuna risposta , ho usato anche il vostro contatto watzap ma anche in questo caso non ho avuto risposta.

The Royal Mint began releasing Beatrix Potter 50p coins in 2016 to mark the 150th anniversary of her birth. Come and browse our selection of small antiques, jewellery and collectables offered for sale by our specialist dealers. The full set has been brought together in a collection box, decorated in the style of Beatrix’s own illustrations. Our team works hard to improve the quality of our coin collection so that you find exactly what you are looking for. The Royal Mint released five coins marking the 150th Anniversary of the birth of Beatrix Potter and designed by Emma Noble in 2016 and they were the Beatrix Potter Anniversary 50p, Peter Rabbit 50p, Jemima Puddle Duck 50p, Mrs Tiggy Winkle 50p, and Squirrel Nutkin 50p.One literature fan might be keen to spend hundreds just to get their hands on it, while another might only see the coin as worth its face value of 50p. Translated from Latin: Elizabeth the Second, by the Grace of God, Queen, Defender of the Faith, followed by the value and denomination in English. with 5 Million minted there’s still plenty of these coins in circulation which means the coin is currently only worth face value.

portrait of Queen Elizabeth II by Jody Clark with the inscription "ELIZABETH II • D • G • REG • F • D • 50 PENCE • 2016 •". There are a number of Beatrix's Characters on other 50ps like the Peter Rabbit coin and more, so these might help add more value to your Beatrix Potter coin in a sale.Keeping a Beatrix Potter 50p coin can be a good investment, particularly if it’s a rare edition or part of a complete collection. The value of Beatrix Potter 50p coins is influenced by factors such as mintage figures, demand, condition, and year of issue. You'll also find that online tools from change experts like Coin Hunter are helpful to see how much it could be worth. Up both sides of the coin to encircle the design, are decorative plants and flowers resembling illustrations from her works. But most importantly, we believe in providing you with coins that you will be delighted to add to your collection.

Brilliant Uncirculated, or BU coins, are also popular with collectors – perhaps on a tighter budget.Peter Rabbit has become the most popular of the annual Beatrix Potter collections released by the Royal Mint since 2016.

These coin and stamp packs have official Royal Mint 50p coins (genuine, legal tender) in Uncirculated Condition. The first coin as part of the 2016 set, the portrait coin shows a bust of Beatrix Potter, Peter Rabbit, perhaps branches of plants from Mr McGregor’s vegetable garden. Due to the coins' enormous popularity, the Royal Mint decided to continue the series in 2017 with a new coin that included Benjamin Bunny, Tom Kitten, Mr.Designed by Emma Noble, the coin includes elements that celebrate Beatrix as the artist behind some of the best-loved characters in children’s literature along with the nostalgic font used for the inscription. It might be best to hang onto it in your collection for the time being as the mouse may build in popularity.