Worth about £12 in BU condition. 47,765 were minted, the 25th lowest of any BU £2.
25th/ 93
Its BU mintage of 47,765 is the 25th lowest of 93 BU £2 coins in the catalogue.
Photo: Numista£4.09
Mintage 918,000
Olympics Handover £2 2008
Photo: Numista£11.63
Mintage 47,765
Olympics Handover £2 2008 BU (this page)
Photo: NumistaTechnology £2 2008 Proof
Mintage 36,333

Olympic Games Beijing Handover to London £2 2008 BU
Mintage 57,346
Photo: NumistaTechnology £2 2008 BU
Mintage 79,118

London Olympic Centenary £2 2008 BU
Mintage 109,044

London Olympic Centenary £2 2008
Mintage 910,000

Olympic Games Beijing Handover to London £2 2008
Mintage 918,000
Photo: NumistaTechnology £2 2008
Mintage 30,107,000
The Elizabeth II 4th portrait £2 coin, struck in 2008 to commemorate the handover of the Olympic Games from Beijing to London, is a notable piece within British numismatic history. Featuring a design by Matthew Bonaccorsi, the reverse showcases a dynamic representation of the Olympic torch, symbolising the spirit of unity and international competition. The coin's bimetallic composition consists of a copper-nickel centre encased in a nickel brass ring, which not only contributes to its striking appearance but also reflects the Royal Mint's innovation in coin production. The coin serves as a reminder of the 2012 London Olympics and the role of numismatics in celebrating historical events, making it a worthy addition to any collection focused on modern British coins.
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