Shield of the Royal Arms 50p 2008
Shield of the Royal Arms 50p 2008 is a United Kingdom 50p coin struck in 2008 at the Royal Mint. 353,590,405 were minted. Its estimated value is £0.50, a price-guide figure from June 2025. It is rated 1/10 for rarity (common).
Physical Properties
Features & Details
Is the Shield of the Royal Arms 2008 50p rare?
Its circulation mintage of 353,590,405 is the 104th lowest of 105 circulation 50p coins in the catalogue, and 13 Florin House collectors own one.
Versions of the 2008 Shield of the Royal Arms 50p
| Version | Finish | Variety | Mintage | Value |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Shield of the Royal Arms 50p 2008 (this page) | Circulation | — | 353,590,405 | £0.50price-guide figure |
| Shield of the Royal Arms 50p 2008 BU | BU | — | 780,099 | £0.50price-guide figure |
Other 2008 50p coins
- Britannia 50p 2008 ProofMintage 37,719
- Britannia 50p 2008 BUMintage 79,118
- Britannia 50p 2008Mintage 3,500,000
About the Shield of the Royal Arms 50p 2008
The Shield of the Royal Arms 50p coin, minted in 2008 by the Royal Mint, is a notable piece in the numismatic landscape of the United Kingdom due to its depiction of the royal coat of arms, a symbol of the country's heritage and monarchy. Issued as part of a series celebrating the iconic 50p denomination, this coin features a detailed design that showcases the shield supported by the lion and unicorn, representing England and Scotland respectively.
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