While it’s not confirmed how many of the coins have been struck, new coins in British Isles territories are usually struck in smaller numbers, due to the much smaller populations there. In this case though, we know that 15,000 of each design will be struck, a total of 30,000 new coins. What that price is depends on how many coins were made in the first place, and the mintage figures of new commemorative coins are not usually known until well after the coin’s release. With coin collecting on the rise, commemorative coins such as these can go on to become worth much more than their face values, with enthusiasts willing to pay a premium to add them to their collection. The 10 most valuable and rare 50p and £2 coins in circulation – and how much they’re worth The other five coins in the collection feature David Wyatt’s illustrations of other favourite characters – Captain Hook, Tick-Tock the Crocodile, Tinkerbell, Wendy and Nana – alongside other famous quotes. The new Peter Pan 50p features an engraving of David Wyatt’s illustration from the Oxford University Press edition of Peter Pan, alongside a well-known quote from the book: “Second to the right and straight on till morning.”

What do they look like? The coins feature David Wyatt illustrations of favourite characters alongside famous quotes from the book (Image: The Westminster Collection) Demand for the coins is high, and when i first logged on to the Westminster Collection website for more details, we were placed in a virtual queue of around 200 other users.

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