A rare Beatrix Potter 50p coin, which has made headlines for its staggering listing price of £150,000 on eBay in Scotland, is currently available in Suffolk for just under £2. This significant price difference—nearly 80,000 times less—has caught the attention of collectors and enthusiasts alike.
Coin Details
In the Felixstowe area of Suffolk, one such coin featuring the beloved character Benjamin Bunny from “The Tale of Benjamin Bunny” is listed for £1.90. This offers a remarkable opportunity for collectors, especially when compared to the eye-watering price of the Glasgow coin.
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Other Listings
A similar coin was also spotted in Norwich, available for an even lower price of £1. This variety of listings highlights the ongoing interest in Beatrix Potter memorabilia, especially given that the coin was minted in 2017, inspired by Potter’s classic tales first published in 1904.
The £150,000 Glasgow coin, listed by eBay user Bargaintoolsandgoods, is described as “uncirculated,” meaning it has not been in general circulation, although it is not in mint condition.
With prices varying so dramatically, collectors may find this to be a perfect time to invest in these charming pieces of history. Whether you’re a seasoned collector or a newcomer, the allure of Beatrix Potter’s creations remains strong.
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