i have a two pound coin and it's one of the old ones(all the same colour) are they worth anything now?

Question

DON'T SAY 2 QUID!!! that's just childish!! sensible answers please

Answer 1

I believe you are speaking about one of the single colour coins.
It's doubtful it's worth very much more than it's ace value unless it's in mint condition, i.e. unmarked in pristine.
I can only remember a couple of designs before the bi-metal ones came out.
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Answer 2

i think of you would be able to would desire to take them to a coin save yet in my view they do no longer look to be previous or uncommon adequate to be of any value different than the face value of the money yet carry directly to them with the aid of fact I also have a £2.00 coin from Queen Victoria's time and with the help of the quantity of Gold that's been worth approx £550.00 yet too a collector that's value is greater

Answer 3

I might be able to help if you gave the date of it. It might be worth something in the collectors market. If you are from GB see a local coin dealer. Even though, there are a lot of collectors here in the States, that collect British coins.

Answer 4

i dont know, but i did hear that there is a £2 coin going about that was recalled because the queen didnt approve her pic on it, it was on of her in which she was wearing a necklace, i think its worth around £80.

Answer 5

Yep £2 each

Answer 6

Seriously doubt it - there must be thousands of them kicking about. You should just spend it on a big bar of chocolate or something.

Answer 7

50p????????thats an even childish awnser tee hee

Answer 8

£1.99p