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The 2016 Peter Rabbit 50p coin had a circulation mintage of 9,700,000, making it relatively common but popular in the Beatrix Potter series, with some variations (like a "half-whisker" error) fetching higher prices, though the standard circulated coin is worth a small premium over face value.
Key Details

Circulation Mintage: 9,700,000.
Release: Part of the first Beatrix Potter 50p series celebrating the author's 150th birthday, released in February 2016.
Value: Circulated versions are typically worth £2.00 - £3.50, but condition and error status significantly affect price.

Variations

Standard: The most common version found in change.
Error (Half-Whisker): A rare variant with a manufacturing error (missing half a whisker) can be highly sought after by collectors, driving up its value.

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The 50p is a British 50-pence coin, introduced in 1969 to replace the 10-shilling note as part of the UK's decimalization. It is known for its unique equilateral curve heptagon shape, which is seven-sided but curved, making it easy to identify by touch and allowing it to roll smoothly in vending machines. The coin features a portrait of the monarch on one side and various designs, including the Royal Shield or commemorative images, on the reverse. A smaller, lighter version was introduced in 1997
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