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Residents Unearth 18th Century Gold Coins Worth Almost a Million Dollars During Kitchen Renovation
Gold Coins Worth Almost a Million Dollars During Kitchen Renovation A couple found a large stash of gold coins while renovating their house. The gold coins were unearthed from the couple's kitchen ...
Ultra-rare 50p worth £40,000 found and you could have one
Two 50p coins which were believed to have been destroyed have been found - and each could be worth £40,000. There is a chance ...
Rare Brexit 50p coin worth more than £40,000 could be in your wallet
Two rare 50p coins have been discovered that could be worth up to £40,000, after being handed in to auction house Spink and ...
The 50p in your pocket could be botched Brexit coin worth over £40k
Six years ago one million special edition Brexit 50p coins had to be melted down and destroyed by the Royal Mint because they featured the wrong exit date.
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Two botched Brexit 50p coins which could be in YOUR pocket worth up to £40k due to mistake
Two highly sought-after coins have been revealed to be worth tens of thousands of pounds. Produced almost six years ago, the Royal Mint produced a million Brexit coins that celebrated Britain’s ...
Rare Brexit 50p coin - only two known in the world - worth over £40k
People are being urged to check their pockets after two 50p Brexit coins minted with the wrong exit date were discovered. Around a million of the special coins to mark the planned Brexit day of 31 ...
Rare Brexit 50p coin could be worth over £40,000 — check your change now
Britons are urged to check their loose change for a rare Brexit 50p coin that could be worth over £40,000. Two coins with a wrong exit date have surfaced, potentially fetching high auction prices ...
Rare 50p coin worth £40,000 and how to tell if you have one
A new rarest coin was named last October by the Royal Mint, they said: “For the first time in 15 years, the highly ...
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The 50p in your pocket could be botched Brexit coin worth over £40k
Gregory Edmund, a numismatic specialist who researches coins from Spink & Son auction house, described the discovery as the collector’s equivalent of “Willy Wonka’s golden ticket”.