This coin marks the UK’s departure from the EU. It has a very low mintage of 610,000. The design shows the word “Peace” in a circle of stars—super symbolic.
Value? Around £15 to £25. It’s a bit divisive, but rare coins don’t care about politics—they just care about scarcity.
How do you spot these in the wild?
Good question! Look at the edge inscription and the year. Most rare ones were minted in small batches for specific events. And check for errors—misaligned text or weird finishes can jack up the price.
You can buy a coin magnifier for a fiver and start hunting. It’s like a treasure hunt, but you don’t need a shovel.
So, what’s the takeaway?
Next time you get change, don’t just stuff it in your pocket. Look at it. You might be holding a coin worth ten times its face value—or more. It’s a little boring to say, but honestly, checking your spare change is like a free lottery ticket.
And if you find one of these? Don’t spend it. Seriously. Sell it to a collector or keep it as a cool story. Because nothing says “chill day” like turning pocket fluff into a mini windfall. Happy hunting!
