Jimmy Posted Friday at 08:47 PM Posted Friday at 08:47 PM Hi , I came across this £2 William Shakespeare coin. Looked like a rare one I seen online. The silver centre is not actually in the centre. seeing the prices they sell for. I certainly had a dell boy moment. Next year I will be a millionaire. looking for your advice and expertise on this coin please! Quote
Rob Posted yesterday at 03:18 PM Posted yesterday at 03:18 PM Not rare, so how many would you like? Value, £2 face but little if any in a premium given the 2 black marks on the reverse and numerous obverse bagmarks. Somebody desperate for an example might pay £3, but not likely. Quote
Paddy Posted yesterday at 04:37 PM Posted yesterday at 04:37 PM When I had a market stall 5 years ago, this one seemed to be the least common of the Shakespeare series and commanded a slight premium in top condition (£4-5). I suspect a batch has recently come out of the Royal Mint's back log of £2 coins as a number have turned up in change. Quote
Sword Posted yesterday at 04:52 PM Posted yesterday at 04:52 PM If I get it in change, I would likely put it aside with the other "less common" two pounds and 50p coins. But I wouldn't give anything over face value. Quote
Peckris 2 Posted 44 minutes ago Posted 44 minutes ago On 9/27/2026 at 5:37 PM, Paddy said: When I had a market stall 5 years ago, this one seemed to be the least common of the Shakespeare series and commanded a slight premium in top condition (£4-5). I suspect a batch has recently come out of the Royal Mint's back log of £2 coins as a number have turned up in change. Have you given up your market stall? Quote
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