Top 25 Most Valuable British Coins Worth a Fortune!!

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In this video we are counting down the Top 25 Most Valuable Coins from the United kingdom that you actually have a chance of finding in your pocket Change. From the Penny to the Pound sterling we will leave no stone unturned and share the incredible history and values of these incredible pieces of British numismatic history!
“Suffragette” 50p Coin (2003)
“DNA” £2 Coin (2003)
“Offside London Olympics” 50p Coin (2012)
“Triathlon London Olympics” 50p Coin (2012)
“London Capital” £1 Coin (2010)
“Edinburgh Capital” £1 Coin (2011) - £5
“500th Anniversary Mary Rose” £2 Coin (2011) - £6
“Trinity House” £2 Coin (2014) - £6
“Eire” 5p Coin (1993) - £6
“Guy Fawkes Pemember” £2 Coin (2005) - £16
“Peter Rabbit” 50p Coin (2016) - £20
“Commonwealth N. Ireland” £2 Coin (2002) - £20
“EC Commemorative” 50p coin (1992/93) - £20
“London Olympic” 50p Coins Set (2012)
“Kew Gardens” 50p Coin (2009) - £50
"Dateless" 20p Coin - £100
“WWF” 50p Coin (2011) - £100
"The Royal Mint’s" 1st £100 Coin (2015) - £150
“New Pence” 2p Coin (1983) - £650
“Silver” 2p Coin - £1,400
“Swimmer Olympic” 50p Coin (2012) - £3,000
"Irish 20p" Coin (1985) - £8,000
"1933" Penny (1933) - £72,000

[@user-qo3dc7mr9n]

My stepdad have a few albums of the coins you are describing. I suppose to hand it to the lawyers to be equally shared but I keep a lot lol. Thanks for the pricing of the coins, lol.

[@kellenbucknall6957]

Dope!!

[@alexisamtosta]

Funny that I just saw this video. I had some coins in my pocket and had one 2p New Pence coins. Nice

[@sevincsanivar6258]

Į Have two peny and New peny 1971I want to Sell them