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eBay: Rare 50p coin with a Benjamin Bunny design listed for £499 – do you have it?
eBay: Rare 50p coin with a Benjamin Bunny design listed for £499 – do you have it?
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Certain 50p coin designs can reach a very high bidding price on the site.
It all depends on the coin’s mintage and whether it has any unique details.
One coin a rare 50p coin with a Benjamin Bunny design, is listed for £499.
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It is listed by eBay user pramcentre-co-uk who has a 97.7 per cent postive feedback rating.
The coin has been viewed by 33 people in the last hour, suggesting the demand surrounding it.
The listing title reads: “Beatrix Potter 50p Coin Benjamin Bunnny 2017 150th Anniversary Rare Collectors.”
So what do we know about this coin? The Royal Mint website offers a description about its background.
It reads: “Benjamin Bunny’s story is the fourth of the little tales and a sequel to ‘The Tale of Peter Rabbit’.
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“The story sees Benjamin join forces with his cousin Peter to venture into Mr. McGregor’s garden and retrieve the clothes Peter lost in his first adventure.
“The intrepid rabbits escape a near miss with the farm cat and receive a firm lesson from Mr. Benjamin Bouncer for their trouble.
“This is the first time Benjamin Bunny has featured on an official United Kingdom coin.
“Benjamin Bunny takes centre stage on the coin, with details like his oversized tam-o’-shanter hat highlighted by the coin’s Brilliant Uncirculated finish.
“The coin is presented in fold-out packaging inspired by Beatrix’s own illustrations, with more details on Benjamin’s adventures.”
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The listing description reads: “Rare plural of a penny 50p Coin 2005 commemorating Johnson’s Dictionary 1755.”
So how rare exactly is this coin? The Royal Mint website gives us some clue.
The Royal Mint page dedicated to the 2005 Samuel Johnson’s Dictionary 50p says that the coin has a mintage of 17,649,000.
When a new monarch ascends to the throne and their profile is put on to currency, the side they face is swapped.
This means Charles will face left on British currency when he becomes King, as currently the Queen faces right.
The £50 not is the highest-value banknote in general circulation, but there are a small number of “giant” and “titan” notes - £1million and £100million notes respectively.
These are not designed for general use, but were instead created to back the value of everyday notes issued by commercial banks in Scotland Northern Ireland.
According to the BBC: “For every pound an authorised Scottish or Northern Irish bank wants to print in the form of its own notes, it has to deposit the equivalent amount in sterling with the Bank of England.”
Royal Mint create and execute the designs for British coins.
Designs are based on current events, such as the 2012 Olympic Games, honouring history, such as both world wars, or literary/arts inspired, such as Beatrix Potter.
Some of the most enduring cockney slang relates to money.
Archer = £2000, Bag of Sand = £1000, Grand = £1000, Monkey = £500, Carpet = £300 (can also be £30 or £3), Ton = £100, Pony = £25, Macaroni = £25, Apple Core = £20, Score = £20, Speckled Hen = £10, Uncle Ben = £10, Nigel Ben = £10, Paul McKenna = £10, Ayrton (Senna) = £10, Lady (Godiva) = Fiver = £5, Taxi Driver = £5 Nicker = £1, Ten Bob Bit = 50p piece Oxford = 5 shillings, Lord of the Manor = Tanner (sixpence)
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