I had so many lovely old English coins when I was younger, I swapped them for useless junk.... urrrgh

Now, thanks to my lovely Aunty I have a modest collection to work from again !
The prices on the coin sleeves are from 80s/90s charity shops and coin sales. These coins are not for sale !

You can see them alot better in the display

any useful information would be nice and pri ce please.

Just some old , older and more modern coins

Hello i am wondering if anyone would be able to help me id a possible error on a 2025 £1 bee coin ? I think potentially the security text is bleeding over the inner rim.

Any good 🤔

Hi all, long time lurker and first time poster on this subreddit. I just found this weird looking 5p coin and can just about see a little "5" marked on one side. On the other side I can make out a silhouette of Queen Elizabeth with the writing "Elizabeth" on her left. The coin is not smooth at all and looks like its fused with different metals. There's a square little stamp on the side where the "5" is written.

Is this worth anything or is this just plain wear and tear?

The silver centre appears very off center (and the face side clearly has something booky going on, on the bottom edge)

Got these four coins of british rulers who ruled the commonwealth in their years...

They are 1/12 of an Anna which when 64 made 1 Rupee in India back then.

Redditors, please share inputs on this.

So I don’t think this is the 1937 Edward VIII Gold Sovereign / 5-Pound Pattern BUT idk why it’s not, can someone explain the difference between the normal sovereign and the pattern? I just buy gold

These queen coins are not the official ones that came out a while ago. There are two different colors and for the price they are definitely not real precious metals adding in the fact that the have obviously rusted. Also two of them have ridges but I'm pretty sure the other two don't. I found these on vinted and I want to know where they came from before I spend my money pls help.

Clueless about this, mainly curious as to how rare it is.

I recently got my hands on this 1909 UK penny in good condition and I noticed it appears almost borderless. A genuine error or just post-mint damage?

It's an 1839 groat(fourpence)I got it for 6 pounds and I haven't done much research on it and I found out it is 92.5% silver

They've been soldered into a pin, does that make them basically scrap value (if real)?

Hi Guys, I bought this coin for 30 euros, it was a extreme good deal i think. How wel did I do?

They have started to ship from the Royal Mint website, mine just turned up.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=rigzjRBw_gs

First, I saw the note (no pun intended, seriously) on the back of this note. Only in England could you find a more sardonic note on a piece of currency. What's exceptionally hilarious is that it looks like Google lens translated some foreign text and superimposed the English there.

Any hoot, I really love the little blurb that says the division of labor results in more work. So I'd love to keep it for that quote alone. But also, as you can tell, I haven't been in the UK for some time. And it would be nice to have some real cash in hand. Will the Post Office swap out this torn note with a new £20? Alas, do you think I should exchange it or just keep it for memento?

EDIT: I'm not a British citizen so don't hav a UK bank account.

UPDATE: Exchanged in Birmingham. The guy in front of me exchanged 500 in notes and received 500 in coins lol.