Britannia 50p 2007
Britannia 50p 2007 is a United Kingdom 50p coin struck in 2007 at the Royal Mint. 11,200,000 were minted. Its type value is £0.52, Numista's price for this type (May 2026): 2007 has not been priced separately. It is rated 2/10 for rarity (common). It is struck in copper-nickel, weighs 8 g and measures 27.3 mm across.
Physical Properties
Features & Details
Is the Britannia 2007 50p rare?
Its circulation mintage of 11,200,000 is the 78th lowest of 105 circulation 50p coins in the catalogue, and 6 Florin House collectors own one.
Versions of the 2007 Britannia 50p
| Version | Finish | Variety | Mintage | Value |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Britannia 50p 2007 (this page) | Circulation | — | 11,200,000 | £0.52Numista type value |
| Britannia 50p 2007 Proof | Proof | — | 38,215 | £3.03Numista type value |
Britannia 50p by year
Other 2007 50p coins
- Scouting 50p 2007 BUMintage 138,510
- Scouting 50p 2007Mintage 7,710,750
About the Britannia 50p 2007
This coin features the iconic image of Britannia, a personification of Britain, which has appeared on coins for centuries, symbolising strength and resilience. Designed by the acclaimed artist Matthew Bonaccorsi, the reverse showcases Britannia seated gracefully, holding a trident and shield, while the obverse bears the portrait of Queen Elizabeth II by Ian Rank-Broadley. For numismatists, this coin serves as a representation of a significant period in British coinage, celebrating national identity and artistry while remaining an approachable addition to any collection.
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