Four different £2 coins were issued in 2013. Three commemorative coins, two to mark the 150th anniversary of the London Underground and one to mark the 350th anniversary of the gold guinea coin. The standard coin with the ages of man reverse was also issued. Commemorative £2 Coin, Type 28: (info on coin type numbers here) The Two London Underground £2 Coins Fortunately for us, the two designs are quite unique and it should be easy to tell them apart once you know which one is which. London Underground Train £2 Coin Design The Train design is probably the most recognisable of the pair and features a tube train coming out of a tunnel.
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£2 Coin 2013 London Underground - Roundel How much is it worth? Collector Value:£3.47 is a mid-point price for 2013 London Underground - Roundel £2 coins marked as sold on eBay UK. The price range for a good condition circulated example of this £2 coin is between £3.27 and £3.62. How rare is this coin? Two Pounds 2013 London Underground - The Train, Coin from United Kingdom - Online Coin Club Coins Database Coins from United Kingdom Type: Two Pounds (One year types) Two Pounds 2013 London Underground - The Train Two Pounds 2013 London Underground - The Train, Coin from United Kingdom - detailed information Any coins you find and lock, including the 2013 London Underground - Roundel £2 coin can be yours. Find out which other £2 coins are rare or valuable, visit the £2 Coin Value index page to learn more about UK coins in circulation and new releases. Alloy (Inner) Cupro-nickel Alloy (Outer) Nickel-brass Weight 12.00g Diameter 28.4mm Reverse Designer London Underground Roundel. 2013 £2 Coin. BU Value £25. Circulation Value £3.50 +75%. This 2013 Royal Mint pack includes London Underground Train London Underground Roundel.
2013 Two Pounds, (2) Coin 'London Underground' Issued by the Royal Mint, in a First Day Cover
In 2013, The Royal Mint issued a two coin set of two pound coins to commemorate the 150th anniversary of the London Underground. One of the coins features the Roundel logo of the London Underground system and the other coin features a train emerging from a tunnel. It is one of two coins celebrating the Underground in 2013. Designed by Edwina Ellis, shows The Roundel, a representation of the London Underground logo with "1863" above and "2013" below. The edge is milled and carries the inscription "MIND THE GAP". The obverse is the Ian Rank-Broadley portrait of Queen Elizabeth II. Click to Check these on eBay In 2013 the Royal Mint issued a two coin set of two pound coins to commemorate the 150th anniversary of the London Underground. One of the coins features the Roundel logo of the London Underground system and the other coin features a train emerging from a tunnel. Versions The London Underground Train £2 Coin can be found in your change: 1,690,000 coins dated 2013 were struck to enter circulation. When receiving a £2 coin in your change you have about a 1 in 335* chance of finding this coin. Join The Royal Mint's Great British Coin Hunt: Check your change to complete the Coin Hunt £2 Album.
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LUBUPNC. 09/01/2013 £19.95. Current Value £46 +131%. eBay for Sale • eBay Sold. This £2 Coin in Brilliant Uncirculated quality was included in these coin packs / sets: London Underground 2013 UK £2 Two-Coin Set 2013 United Kingdom Annual Coin Set London Underground Coin Cover Numismatic Cover. Coin Information: On 10th January 1863 the world's first underground railway opened in London and was an engineering triumph. The first stretch measured nearly four miles and ran between Paddington and Farringdon Street. Today, three million passenger journeys are made every day, serving 275 stations over 408 km of railway.
Buy the London Underground 150th Anniversary of the 2013 UK £2 Two-Coin Set in Original Royal Mint Sealed Pack How much is it worth? Collector Value:£3.57 is a mid-point price for 2013 London Underground - Train £2 coins marked as sold on eBay UK. The price range for a good condition circulated example of this £2 coin is between £3.40 and £3.76. How rare is this coin? 1,690,000 London Underground - Train £2 coins were minted showing the date (s) 2013.
Rare £2 Coin?! 2013 “Underground” £2 coin. Valuable / Rare Find? LondonTube£2Coin YouTube
The London Underground opened on the 10th January 1863 and was marked by this 2 coin set on the 150th anniversary of the opening. In 2013 The Royal Mint issued a two coin commemorative pack inspired by iconic Tube map. At the time this cost £20. The tunnels and trains have been a big part of London during this time, with millions of people. LONDON UNDERGROUND 150 YEARS OF SERVICE. 1863 on 9 January, the Metropolitan Railway, the world's first underground railway, opens in London, running from Paddington to Farringdon. Note: These £2 coins, enclosed within a First Day Cover, issued by the Royal Mint are in original package, and in pristine condition.
