A rare 50p coin marking the 250th anniversary of Kew Gardens has recently sold at auction for a staggering £139,250, significantly surpassing its original value. This coin, produced by the Royal Mint in 2009, features intricate designs, including a depiction of the Chinese Pagoda and Queen Elizabeth II. Known for its collectability, the 50p piece has become a favored item among collectors due to its unique designs and rarity, with the Kew Gardens coin previously holding the title of the rarest 50p in circulation, surpassed only by a newly designed Atlantic Salmon coin.
The 50p coin has become the most valued and collected coin in the UK, with many collectible designs. Its size allows for unique illustrations.
Released in 2009 to celebrate Kew Gardens' 250th anniversary, the 50p coin showcases the Chinese Pagoda and a portrait of Queen Elizabeth II.
The Kew Gardens 50p coin, once the rarest in circulation, sold for 139 times its face value at auction, highlighting its collectible appeal.
Rarity, mintage, and condition are crucial factors affecting a coin's value in the collectibles market, increasing the demand among collectors.
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