Do you own a scarce Olympic 50p?
29 million Olympic 50p coins have been released into circulation by the Royal Mint and, as already reported, as many as 75% have been removed from circulation.
But as collectors strive to build and that complete collection of all 29 50p coins, they are discovering that some sports are more elusive than others.
The launch of The Westminster Collection’s FREE online Olympic 50p Swap Centre has revealed which Olympic coins are top of the scarcity charts, with the most collectors listing them on their “Want List”.
So let’s find out – do you own of the scarce ones?
The most requested 50p coins…
- Football
- Handball
- Wrestling
- Judo
- Cycling
So whether you are in possession of one of the more sought after 50p coins and are able to swap it, or if you are still trying to find that elusive missing piece, try the FREE Olympic 50p Swap Centre.
Simply register online and list the coins you need before entering any swaps you have. Click “search” and you will be able to view your SWAP MATCHES and make contact. All totally for FREE.
I have an Olympic swimming 50p coin of the woman swimming how much is it worth please
I bought the full set of Olympic coins when they first became available and have one of the 600 Aquatic 50p coins.
I will probably sell one day what do you think it is worth?
I have a 50p Equestrian Olympic coin, it has 3 rails not 2, and the words 50 PENCE is printed over the bottom extra rail. What is it worth?
i still have all the listed coins plus a few more i wud like to sell them if possible so if anyone is interested please let me know
2012 misprinted 50p
Badly twisted
I think 1 of a kind
If you send email I’ll send pictures
I have a badly misprinted 2012 50p the stamp is twisted
I have equestrian coin 2011 how much is it worth
Hi Kevin,
If you visit http://www.facebook.com/ChangeChecker and post a picture of your coin, someone will be able to help you out!
Hope that helps!
I have 2 50p equestrian couns one rider has face and helmet the other is a blank blob…is it a misprint
The one that is misprinted can be sold for over £3000! I suggest you keep hold of it until you find a suitable buyer. I highly suggest this source for selling coins: http://www.cambridgeshirecoins.com/
I have sold coins to them myself, so if you have any questions please ask.