2017 Complete Beatrix Potter Coin Collecting Pack

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Noble was chosen by the Royal Mint to design all of the various Beatrix Potter coins and took great care to stay faithful to the author’s original illustrations that adorned her novels and sketchbooks. There were 5,000,000 minted. However, just being part of the first year minting of the Beatrix Potter collection is enough for many to turn the Squirrel Nutkin 50p into a collectable coin that stirs up memories from childhood. Added to the Beatrix Potter Coin collection in 2017 the Squirrel Nutkin is a favourite with fans! with 5 Million minted there’s still plenty of these coins in circulation which means the coin is currently only worth face value. If you own the Squirrel Nutkin 50p coin it’s worth keeping in your collection as the value will increase over time. Peter Rabbit 2018 50p Coin… Pay attention to listings that have an asking price of 1 penny as well, as these will charge excess in delivery to make up the cost (and profit!). Are there any error Tom Kitten 50p coins?

While some other coins of the Beatrix Potter collections had gold versions produced, the Royal Mint didn’t produce a gold version of the Mr Jeremy fisher 50p. Is The Mr Jeremy Fisher 50p Rare?Compared to other commemorative coin collections, the mintage figures for Beatrix Potter coins are relatively low. This means that they are more likely to appreciate in value over time, mainly if they are in good condition and have yet to be widely distributed. As part of the Beatrix Potter 50p Coins, The Royal Mint issued 4 versions of the Peter Rabbit 2016 50p The coin is part of the 50 pence design shaped like a heptagon. As the name implies, the face value of the coin is worth 0.50 pounds sterling. In addition to the standard 50p designs, several reverse designs have been minted on the 50p coin to commemorate important events. Due to their success, The Royal Mint released a further 4 50p coins and these were Peter Rabbit 50p, Tom Kitten 50p, Jeremy Fisher 50p, and Benjamin Bunny 50p. This increase in popularity had an effect on the mintage figures with Tom Kitten being the least at 9,500,000 and Benjamin Bunny having the most at a whopping 25,000,000. The series consists of 15 coins each featuring one of Potter’s delightful characters, and even a special coin which includes elements celebrating Beatrix as the artist behind some of the best-loved characters in children’s literature.

The Squirrel Nutkin 50p coin was released in 2016 as part of the first instalment of the Beatrix Potter series. Starting the series of the Royal Mint coins to celebrate Beatrix Potter’s 150th birthday, the Squirrel Nutkin 50p was part of the inaugural group. The Royal Mint released the circulated and BUNC coins as a plain base metal. Only the Silver Proof has a colour-printed decal. Beatrix Potter 50p coin releases included Silver Proof editions of Peter Rabbit, Flopsy Bunny, The Tailor of Gloucester and Mrs. Tittlemouse.Since their release, the value of Beatrix Potter 50p coins has increased significantly, with some coins now fetching multiples of their face value.