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    Honey Bees £1 2023

    Charles III Honey Bees
    2023United KingdomCirculation
    Part of £1 coins

    Worth about £1.09 in circulated condition. 10,030,000 were minted, the 2nd lowest of any circulation £1.

    Denomination
    £1
    Estimated Value
    £1.09
    Numista catalogue · Mar 2026How we value coins
    Condition
    Circulation
    Mintage
    10,030,000

    Physical Properties

    Composition:Bimetallic: nickel plated nickel brass centre in nickel brass ring
    Weight:8.75g
    Shape:Dodecagonal (12-sided)
    Diameter:23.03mm
    Thickness:2.8mm
    Currency:Pound sterling (decimalized, 1971-date)
    Mint:Royal Mint

    Features & Details

    Dodecagonal (12-sided)Bimetallic: nickel plated nickel brass centre in nickel brass ring
    Value source:Numista catalogue
    Value date:6 Mar 2026

    Is the Honey Bees 2023 £1 rare?

    2nd/ 19

    ← RarerMore common →

    Its circulation mintage of 10,030,000 is the 2nd lowest of 19 circulation £1 coins in the catalogue.

    Versions of the 2023 Honey Bees £1

    • Honey Bees £1 2023Photo: Numista
      Circulation

      £1.09

      Mintage 10,030,000

      Honey Bees £1 2023 (this page)

    • Honey Bees £1 2023 BUPhoto: Numista
      BUTudor crown privy mark

      £5.62

      Mintage —

      Honey Bees £1 2023 BU

    • Honey Bees £1 2023 ProofPhoto: Numista
      ProofTudor crown privy mark

      £5.62

      Mintage —

      Honey Bees £1 2023 Proof

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    About the Honey Bees £1 2023

    The 2023 Charles III Honey Bees £1 coin is a notable addition to the numismatic landscape of the United Kingdom, marking the reign of Charles III following the passing of Queen Elizabeth II. Struck by the Royal Mint, this coin features a charming design that highlights the importance of honey bees to the ecosystem, reflecting a growing awareness of environmental issues among modern coinage themes. Its bimetallic composition, featuring a nickel plated nickel brass centre encased in a nickel brass ring, showcases contemporary minting techniques while providing durability for circulation. For numismatists, this coin serves not only as a piece of currency but also as a symbol of ecological significance and the transition to a new monarch, making it a meaningful addition to any collection focused on current British history.

    ⓘHow this was written

    Written with AI from catalogue data. Sentences that contradict this coin's year, denomination, finish, mintage or value are removed automatically; the rest has not been checked by a person. How we value coins

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