The 2014 Lord Kitchener two-pound coin has a mintage of 5,720,000 ... Coin Collecting Wizard also advised that it is worth looking out for the Shakespeare skull £2 coin.

A coin expert has urged people to look out for a rare two pound coin that is currently fetching more than £1,000 on ... "You could come across this Shakespeare skull £2 coin from 2016 that also ...

"Hipster", "beautiful", and "allows you to pretend to be a pirate while shopping," aren't perhaps the usual descriptions for the coins we carry in our pockets. Yet the latest commemorative designs ...

Britain's Royal Mint released a slew of new coins on January 1, but the £2 one with a skull caught my attention -- not only because it's part of a set that honors William Shakespeare, but also ...

These old “round pound” coins ceased to be legal tender back in October 2017. They were replaced by the new 12-sided quid instead , which are much more difficult to counterfeit. 2 ...

But it turns out some of these coins are actually worth a whole lot more than just a pound thanks to a tiny, hardly noticeable flaw. The Mirror reports that collectors are willing to buy these for ...

Most coins pass through the Royal Mint in prime condition, but sometimes coin designs get mixed up. This 2016 Army £2 coin has the wrong inscription around its edge.

Jerry Moore, who flung his wife's 2-pound puppy against a wall and mortally injured the defenseless animal, was convicted of aggravated animal cruelty and other crimes.

A coin expert has urged people to look out for a rare two pound coin that is currently fetching more than £1,000 on ... "You could come across this Shakespeare skull £2 coin from 2016 that also ...

As well as the Lord Kitchener two pound coin, Coin Collecting Wizard also advised that it is worth looking out for the Shakespeare skull £2 coin. But it needs to feature a mistake along the edge ...

A coin expert has urged people to look out for a rare two pound coin that is currently fetching more than £1,000 on eBay as coin collectors are "going crazy" for it. nottinghampost.