Trinity House Lighthouse (BU)

Description

The Trinity House Lighthouse £2 coin, issued in 2014 by the Royal Mint, commemorates the vital role of lighthouses in maritime safety and navigation, a cornerstone of British maritime history. With a mintage of just 31,386 pieces, this coin stands out for its limited availability, contributing to its high rarity score of 9 out of 10, which makes it particularly appealing to collectors and numismatists alike. The coin's design features the iconic Trinity House emblem, symbolizing the organization responsible for the care and maintenance of lighthouses in the United Kingdom since its establishment in 1514. In Brilliant Uncirculated condition, this coin not only serves as a beautiful representation of British heritage but also as a tangible connection to the nation's seafaring past, enhancing its significance in both historical and numismatic contexts. With a market value of £16, it offers an accessible entry point for collectors interested in commemorative coins that celebrate maritime history.