2017 Complete Beatrix Potter Coin Collecting Pack

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The reverse design by Ffion Gwillim perfectly captures a heart-warming scene from the original, much-loved Beatrix Potter stories. The 2016 coins are the rarest of the Peter Rabbit designs and feature an up-close portrait of the character’s face. The coin sits roughly in the middle of the Beatrix Potter series in terms of rarity. For the next year’s Potter series, the Royal Mint decided on minting far less of each design, with The Tailor of Gloucester 50p being the least rare at 3.9 million.

While some other coins of the Beatrix Potter collections had gold versions produced, the Royal Mint didn’t produce a gold version of the Mr Jeremy fisher 50p. Is The Mr Jeremy Fisher 50p Rare? These books have understandably had an impact on many lives for over a century. And to mark 150 years since Beatrix Potter’s birth it was decided that a set of 50p coins celebrating the books would be released. How many Beatrix Potter 50p coins are there?Released in celebration of Beatrix Potter’s life, these anniversary coins features the dates 1866 to 1943, with Peter Rabbit pictured at the centre. With Peter Rabbit proving to be one of the UK’s most popular characters to ever feature on UK coins, this new release is set to prove incredibly sought-after amongst Beatrix Potter fans and collectors alike.

His story is the fourth of the little tales and a sequel to ‘ The Tale of Peter Rabbit’. The story sees Benjamin join forces with his cousin Peter to venture into Mr. McGregor’s garden and retrieve the clothes Peter lost in his first adventure. The intrepid rabbits escape a near miss with the farm cat and receive a firm lesson from Mr. Benjamin Bouncer for their trouble. What’s the name of Benjamin Bunny’s hat? When she saw how successful her drawings were, she decided to publish her own illustrations and stories. She had written letters to her governess’ child and came up with a story about four rabbits named Flopsy, Mopsy, Cottontail, and of course, Peter. In 1900 she revised this story to the tales that made her famous. The Royal Mint has released a new commemorative coin featuring Beatrix Potter's character Peter Rabbit.There are millions of Beatrix Potter 50p Coins in circulation but how much is each coin worth? in this guide we let you know the value of each Beatrix Potter 50p coin… Beatrix Potter Portrait 50p Coin… You may think that the lowest mintage 50p of the collection would be worth the most, but this is surprisingly not the case with the Beatrix Potter coins.

Beatrix Potter fifty pence coins are a lovely and valuable addition to any coin collection. The commemorative coins issued by the Royal Mint are always in high demand, and the Beatrix Potter series is no exception. Whilst collectible to some people, we only collect coins as issued by The Royal Mint. Peter Rabbit 50p Silver Proof Coin 2017 Peter Rabbit 2017 50p Silver Proof Coin

The Reverse image is designed by Emma Noble. Emma Noble had designed the 2015 coins to celebrate the 150th anniversary of the birth of Beatrix Potter. When the Royal Mint issued additional Beatrix Potter coins in 2016, the artist was again chosen to design them, including the 2016 Squirrel Nutkin 50p. Her designs were once again seen on 2017 and 2018 coins. Her designs were also featured on the 2019 collector edition Peter Rabbit coin. The series consists of 15 coins each featuring one of Potter’s delightful characters, and even a special coin which includes elements celebrating Beatrix as the artist behind some of the best-loved characters in children’s literature. Despite this, the coin is still highly sought after for being one of the 13 Beatrix Potter 50ps, and if you can manage to complete the set then it will be much more valuable than having the coin on its own. Jeremy Fisher 50p Design Brilliant Uncirculated individual coins with 53,660 issued and sold by the Royal Mint in coin tubes. The Beatrix Potter portrait 50p coin pays tribute to the life of Beatrix Potter by featuring her portrait and elements from her work. The Beatrix Potter coin is the only coin in the series that does not directly feature a character from Potter’s tales.