WS Beatrix Potter 50p Fifty Pence 15 Coin Hunt Album Folder 2016 - 2020

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The little bunnies are always hungry and never far from trouble. In ‘The Tale of the Flopsy Bunnies’ they happily munch lettuce until they fall asleep and just miss being made into a cloak by Mrs. McGregor. It is Mrs. Tittlemouse who saves them, and at Christmas she is rewarded with “enough rabbit-wool to make herself a cloak and a hood, and a handsome muff and a pair of warm mittens.”*

Emma Noble had worked at the Royal Mint for 20 years before she was chosen to design the Beatrix Potter series of coins. She had previously worked on pieces commemorating the Diamond Jubilee and Remembrance Sunday. Mrs. Tittlemouse Beatrix Potter 50p coins are a collection of beautifully designed fifty pence coins from The Royal Mint in the UK. This designer introduced elements of personality giving the Queen a hint of a smile. Jody Clark wanted to create a more positive look on the Queen. He had examined several sculptures of The Queen before deciding on the warm expression. Jody Clark’s design was unveiled in 2015 as the fifth definitive coinage portrait of Her Majesty and the fourth portrait of The Queen in circulation.coins include Peter Rabbit, Mrs. Tittlemouse, The Tailor of Gloucester, and Flopsy Bunny. Beatrix Potter 2018 coin collection NIFC Coins There has been no official response from the Royal Mint to confirm no errors feature on the 50p coin with the rabbit.

First released in 2016, these coins have been a massive hit with the UK public and around the world resulting in additional special edition coins being released each year by The Royal Mint to satisfy the needs of the more serious coin collector. Whilst collectible to some people, we only collect coins as issued by The Royal Mint. Peter Rabbit 50p Silver Proof Coin 2017 Peter Rabbit 2017 50p Silver Proof Coin Then comes the 2017 Jeremy Fisher 50p with 9.9 million coins, and the 2017 Tom Kitten has a 9.5 million mintage. This last in the series, Mrs Tittlemouse coin, has a mintage of 1,700,000. Though not the rarest of the Beatrix Potter series of coins, every coin in this much-loved children’s book author’s commemorative series is popular among collectors and gift-givers. In addition to the standard 50p designs, several reverse designs have been minted on the 50p coin to commemorate important events.Complete your Beatrix Potter coin collection, or start one to give as a very special gift for a child. This Mrs Tittlemouse 50p coin value is ranked high and cherished by collectors and lovers of Beatrix Potter. Just like the old fairy tale of ‘the elves and the shoemaker’, the Tailor of Gloucester is helped by some grateful friends. He is trying to finish a very important outfit for the Mayor of Gloucester in time for Christmas Day and, although he cuts the cloth, he is too tired and ill to finish the task. When The Royal Mint created a collection of 50p coins to celebrate the birth of Beatrix Potter in 2016, it’s perhaps not surprising that Peter Rabbit was one of the most popular coins in the series. Since then, Peter Rabbit has been depicted in a different scene each year, followed by characters from the tales on their own coins. Peter Rabbit appeared in the first of Beatrix Potter’s little tales and his daring adventures set the scene for the stories that would follow. The love of these ‘small books for small hands’ has been passed down through generations of readers, and are as popular as ever across the world today.