1992 2p Elizabeth II (magnetic)
Worth about £0.10 in circulated condition. 102,247,000 were minted, the 9th lowest of any circulation 2p.
Physical Properties
Features & Details
Is the 1992 2p (Elizabeth II) rare?
9th/ 43
Its circulation mintage of 102,247,000 is the 9th lowest of 43 circulation 2p coins in the catalogue.
Versions of the 1992 Elizabeth II 2p
Photo: NumistaCirculationmagnetic£0.10
Mintage 102,247,000
1992 2p Elizabeth II (magnetic) (this page)
Photo: NumistaBUnon-magnetic£1.70
Mintage 78,421
1992 2p Elizabeth II BU (non-magnetic)
- Photo: NumistaProofnon-magnetic
£1.70
Mintage 62,326
1992 2p Elizabeth II Proof (non-magnetic)
Elizabeth II 2p by year
About the 1992 2p Elizabeth II (magnetic)
The 1992 Elizabeth II 2 pence coin, featuring the third portrait of the Queen, holds a significant place in British numismatics as part of a larger transition in coin design and materials during the late 20th century. Struck by the Royal Mint, this coin is made of copper plated steel, reflecting a shift towards more cost-effective production methods. The design showcases the Queen's effigy by Ian Rank-Broadley, symbolising continuity during a period of change in the monarchy and British society. While not particularly rare, this coin serves as a fascinating example of modern British coinage, appealing to both novice collectors and seasoned numismatists interested in the evolution of currency and the Royal Mint's practices.
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