2017 Complete Beatrix Potter Coin Collecting Pack

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A total of five Emma Noble-designed coins featuring favourites including Peter Rabbit, Beatrix Potter, Tiggy-Winkle, Jemima Puddle-duck and Squirrel Nutkin were released in 2016. A number of her own famous fictional faces pop up on change designed to commemorate the characters over the years, but did you know there's a 50p to celebrate the author herself? Throughout her life, Beatrix Potter used the proceeds from her books to acquire numerous farms throughout the Lancashire to preserve the unique hill country landscape. Tittlemouse 50p Coin was added to the Beatrix Potter Collection in 2017 and was popular with Beatrix Potter fans.

The series of specially-designed 50p coins were a huge success, leading to the launch of a second series in 2017.These coins, created by the Royal Mint, showcase some of the most adorable characters from Potter’s stories, like Peter Rabbit and Jemima Puddle Duck. Additionally, the coin was also minted as a Brilliant Uncirculated variety in individual presentation folders as well as complete sets, in addition to silver proof versions which had a total mintage of 15,000.

Emma Noble, a Royal Mint engraver, designed the reverse side of the coin which features a small portrait silhouette of Beatrix Potter at the top centre of the coin with her name below in capital letters in a literary font. Our aim is simple - to provide a quality service that feels more personal, We want you to be delighted with every aspect of our service and that starts by delivering top quality products and getting them to you quickly, each and every time. These coins not only hold sentimental value for fans of Beatrix Potter but also are of interest to coin collectors for their uniqueness and representation of a beloved part of British literary history. Some coins made for circulation remain "Uncirculated" as they have been kept in or taken from the original sealed coin bag they were packed in after being sent out from The Royal Mint.

The Beatrix Potter 50p coins are more than just change in your pocket – they’re little pieces of storytelling history. This is the Beatrix Potter 50p coin, also known as the Beatrix Potter portrait 50p, and is dedicated to the works of Beatrix Potter – but is this coin rare and how much is this coin worth today?

One of Britain’s best loved authors, Beatrix Potter is famous for her enchanting tales of naughty animals such as Tom Kitten and Peter Rabbit. 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.Keeping a Beatrix Potter 50p coin can be a good investment, particularly if it’s a rare edition or part of a complete collection. Weekdays 9am-5pm: Simply press the button and describe your coin for an honest and accurate valuation. On the obverse side, running continuously around the effigy, is the monarch's legend and the date: ELIZABETH II · D · G · REG · F · D · 50 PENCE ·2016. These special Tale of Peter Rabbit coins have a new design that features all the family in special packaging. Peter Rabbit has become the most popular of the annual Beatrix Potter collections released by the Royal Mint since 2016.

The coin looks the same as a modern 50p piece, but it is heavier than the base metal version, and contains 14. Brilliant Uncirculated, or BU coins, are also popular with collectors – perhaps on a tighter budget. We know every penny counts, so we’re sharing resources, tips, tricks, and deals that will keep more money in your pocket.If you own the Squirrel Nutkin 50p coin it’s worth keeping in your collection as the value will increase over time. We also sell coins from the popular chilhood series that include Paddington Bear both as a brilliant unciculated coin and the silver proof version. If a coin has a high mintage figure then it's a bit easier to find one in your own wallet, but then it's not as sought after or rare.