Bill of Rights £2 1989 Silver Proof is a United Kingdom £2 coin struck in 1989 at the Royal Mint. 25,000 were minted. Its estimated value is £64.26, from the Numista catalogue (February 2026). It is rated 6/10 for rarity (rare). It is struck in silver (.925), weighs 15.98 g and measures 28.4 mm across.
Its proof mintage of 25,000 is the 10th lowest of 32 proof £2 coins in the catalogue, and 3 Florin House collectors own one.
| Version | Finish | Variety | Mintage | Value |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Bill of Rights £2 1989 | Circulation | — | 4,432,000 | £2.78Numista catalogue |
| Bill of Rights £2 1989 BU | BU | — | 369,087 | £6.24Numista catalogue |
| Bill of Rights £2 1989 Proof | Proof | — | 85,704 | £3.96Numista catalogue |
| Bill of Rights £2 1989 Silver Proof (this page) | Silver Proof | — | 25,000 | £64.26Numista catalogue |
The Elizabeth II Bill of Rights Silver Proof coin, issued in 1989 by the Royal Mint, commemorates the historical importance of the Bill of Rights 1689, a cornerstone of British constitutional law that established fundamental civil liberties. Struck in .925 silver, this £2 coin features a detailed design that encapsulates both the legacy of the monarchy and the evolution of parliamentary democracy in the United Kingdom. Collectors value this coin not just for its monetary denomination but also for its representation of the enduring principles of governance and rights that continue to shape modern society.
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