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[Guest bensingleton]

Hello, I am new to coin collecting and no very little about collecting coins. My grandfather has recently past away and I have been left with a number of coins so I thought this would be a great way to start collecting them. I have been left with a coin that I can’t find anything about and I was wondering if any of you could help me. I was all so wondering what the value would be. ? Many thanks be

The coin is Elizabeth ii bailiwick of Guernsey 2002 the golden jubilee 25 pounds

[Peckris]

Hello, I am new to coin collecting and no very little about collecting coins. My grandfather has recently past away and I have been left with a number of coins so I thought this would be a great way to start collecting them. I have been left with a coin that I can’t find anything about and I was wondering if any of you could help me. I was all so wondering what the value would be. ? Many thanks be

The coin is Elizabeth ii bailiwick of Guernsey 2002 the golden jubilee 25 pounds

Many of us tend to steer well clear of modern commemoratives as they are a money-making sideline for the Royal Mint, and the secondary market has a glut of such commemoratives. However, it really does depend on the metal - is it gold? In which case it has a minimum intrinsic value, and probably higher than that if put into auction.

However, if it was inherited, and gold, then nice to own. I've no idea of value - you'd need a catalogue of Channel Island coins. There may be a Rotographic publication? Chris Perkins, who runs this website, would know - he publishes them.