A rare coin could fetch more than 250 times its face value to someone lucky enough to find one. In 2008 a minting error meant for the first time in centuries coins ...

A rare 20p coin has sold for £430 on eBay - because one side is completely blank. The flaw has been caused by an error in the minting process - meaning this coin is ...

A tiny coin could be worth a staggering £1,500. The 'rare' twenty pence piece is up for sale on eBay. And it could set you back around 7,500 times its monetary value. The coin itself is relatively ...

An expert has warned the public to search their wallets and coin jars for a seemingly normal 20p piece that could be worth a considerable sum of up to £50. Despite ...

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Brits have been warned that they might have a coin in their spare change which could be worth 300 times its usual value. due to an error. In 2008 the Royal Mint ...

Brits have been encouraged to rummage through their wallets and coin collections for a seemingly ordinary 20 pence piece that could be worth a surprising £80. At ...

Next time you're in Britain, check your change. The Royal Mint admits it's made a rare error, producing coins without a date on them for the first time in centuries. The mint said Monday that at least ...

A very rare experimental 25 pence British coin from 1981 that looks at first glance like an ordinary 20 pence example has sold at auction for some 6,800 times its face value. Estimated at £500 to £700 ...

A silver version of the usually copper British two pence coin sold for £1,350 ($1,915), 67,500 times its face value at auction on Wednesday. The Westminster Collection, a company that specialises in ...

A rare minting error on a small number of 2008 twenty pence coins has made them highly desirable among collectors, with some expected to sell for as much as £100 at ...

LONDON — Next time you’re in Britain, check your change. The Royal Mint admits it has made a rare error, producing coins without a date on them for the first time in centuries. The mint said today ...