Fev's Full Set of Olympic 2012 50p Coins in a Collectors Folder. All Coins are in BUNC (Brilliant Uncirculated) Condition

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The Royal Mint’s involvement in promoting the Olympics started as soon as the official handover was televised at the 2008 Summer Olympics in Beijing, China. That year, the Royal Mint issued a 2-pound commemorative coin to celebrate the handover. Then, to celebrate the countdown to the Olympics, a series of four 5 pound coins were issued, starting in 2009 until 2012.

The London Olympics range of 50p coins has proved very popular with commemorative British Coin Collectors. A diagrammatic explanation of the offside rule in football, with the London 2012 logo above and the denomination 50 PENCE below.Collections in average to very good would be worth less, and mint uncirculated would be worth more. Full List of London 2012 Olympic Games 50p Coins Referred to by The Royal Mint as the 2012 Sports Collection of 50p coins the more popular ones are Triathlon, Football (Offside Rule), Wrestling, Judo, and Cycling.

However, due to the coronavirus pandemicand the postponement of the Olympic Games to 2021, this 50p was never individually released in 2020. Of the other Olympic coins uncirculated versions of the 4 rarest, Wrestling, Football, Judo and Triathlon would be the most valuable. How Many 2011 Olympic 50p Coins Are There? Archery itself has been an on and off Olympic Event since 1900, although a regular event since 1972. In recent times it has been dominated by South Korean medal winners. The coin has drawn interest from collectors due to there being three different versions produced. The differences do not involve the reverse design, and rather include a change in the obverse portrait of the Queen and the addition of the inscription ‘Fifty Pence’. Certain versions of the coins are worth more than others with collectors being particularly interested in those minted without the coin denomination.

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A fleur-de-lis, superimposed over a globe and surrounded by the inscription BE PREPARED, the dates 1907 and 2007, and the denomination FIFTY PENCE.

A montage of the three sports that form the Triathlon, with the London 2012 logo above and the denomination 50 PENCE below. Could YOU claim pension credit? Claims have spiked as bills soar, so what are the rules - and why might you get refused? Depiction of the obverse and reverse of a Victoria Cross, with the date 29 JAN 1856 in the centre of the reverse of the Cross, the letters VC to the right and the value FIFTY PENCE below. In the coin design a Coxless Pair can be seen rowing through the inscribed values of being an Olympian:Excitingly, this means that there are two versions of the coin – one with the obverse dated 2020 from the 2020 Annual Coin Set and one with the obverse dated 2021 from this year’s individual release.