Commonwealth Games - England

Description

The 2002 £2 coin commemorating the Commonwealth Games held in Manchester, England, is a notable piece in numismatic circles, reflecting both the sporting spirit and cultural heritage of the United Kingdom. Struck by the Royal Mint, this coin features a design that encapsulates the ethos of the Games, showcasing athletes in action and symbolizing unity among Commonwealth nations. With a mintage of 650,500, it occupies a middle ground in terms of rarity, assigned a rarity score of 7/10, making it a desirable addition for collectors interested in modern commemorative issues. As a circulated coin, it serves as a tangible reminder of the 17th Commonwealth Games, which brought together athletes from various countries in a celebration of sport and international camaraderie, enhancing its appeal for both collectors and historians alike. The current market value of £10 reflects its accessibility, while its historical context and design attributes contribute to its significance in the broader landscape of British numismatics.