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    D-Day Anniversary 50p 1994

    Elizabeth II 3rd portrait; D-Day Anniversary
    1994United Kingdom
    Part of 50p coins

    Worth about £1.67 in circulated condition. 6,705,520 were minted, the 55th lowest of any circulation 50p.

    Denomination
    50p
    Estimated Value
    £1.67
    Numista catalogue · Mar 2026How we value coins
    Condition
    Circulation
    Mintage
    6,705,520

    Physical Properties

    Composition:Copper-nickel
    Weight:13.5g
    Shape:Equilateral curve heptagon (7-sided)
    Diameter:30mm
    Thickness:2.5mm
    Currency:Pound sterling (decimalized, 1971-date)
    Mint:Royal Mint

    Features & Details

    CommemorativeEquilateral curve heptagon (7-sided)Copper-nickel
    Value source:Numista catalogue
    Value date:6 Mar 2026

    Is the D-Day Anniversary 1994 50p rare?

    55th/ 103

    4 collectors own one
    ← RarerMore common →

    Its circulation mintage of 6,705,520 is the 55th lowest of 103 circulation 50p coins in the catalogue, and 4 Florin House collectors own one.

    Versions of the 1994 D-Day Anniversary 50p

    • D-Day Anniversary 50p 1994Photo: Numista
      Circulation

      £1.67

      Mintage 6,705,520

      D-Day Anniversary 50p 1994 (this page)

    • D-Day Anniversary 50p 1994 BUPhoto: Numista
      BU

      £3.99

      Mintage 177,970

      D-Day Anniversary 50p 1994 BU

    • D-Day Anniversary 50p 1994 ProofPhoto: Numista
      Proof

      £5.24

      Mintage 66,720

      D-Day Anniversary 50p 1994 Proof

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    About the D-Day Anniversary 50p 1994

    The Elizabeth II 3rd portrait 50 pence coin issued in 1994 commemorates the 50th anniversary of D-Day, a pivotal moment in World War II that marked the Allied invasion of Normandy on June 6, 1944. Designed by Ian Rank-Broadley, the obverse features the third effigy of Queen Elizabeth II, while the reverse showcases a poignant depiction of the invasion, symbolising bravery and sacrifice. The copper-nickel composition and its circulation condition add to its accessibility, making it a sought-after piece for collectors who appreciate both its artistic merit and its connection to a defining moment in history.

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