Lifestyle; Rare coins; Rare 20p coin worth more than 250 times its face value - what to look for The coins have been dubbed the 'holy grail' of change collecting and if you find one it could be ...

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The coin, produced in 2008, is now said to be worth around £60 due to a so-called 'mule error' that meant it 'slipped into' circulation without anyone noticing.

Owning a rare coin in your pocket could make you a little fortune – and now there's one 20p which you should look for in your pocket. A TikTok user shared all the details in his latest post ...

A 20p coin has been causing a stir among collectors after it was revealed that it could be worth more than £1,000 - and it's all because of an unusual error ...

The coin pro said the half crown, with the horse on it, from 1943 could also be worth a sum too. It was World War II that made the 1943 florin and 1943 half-crown a rarity.

The 20p coin was highlighted on Instagram by Coin Collecting Wizard. He told how someone had asked him about a coin dated from 1982 - the year 20p pieces were first introduced.

If the answer is no, we might just tempt you... That's because some designs are worth an absolute fortune, whether it's a 20p or 50p coin. Now TikTok user @CoinCollectingWizard, who boasts a ...

He added: "This rare 20p coin sells for £50. This 20p is known as the undated 20p mule error, considered by many as one of the holy grails of UK change collecting. The undated 20p is always at ...

Coin collectors told to check wallets for rare 20p worth 250 times face value According to one TikTok user, there's a certain 20p which could sell for hundreds more than its face value, but before ...

A 20p coin has been causing a stir among collectors after it was revealed that it could be worth more than £1,000 - and it's all because of an unusual error ...

A 20p coin has been causing a stir among collectors after it was revealed that it could be worth more than £1,000 - and it's all because of an unusual error ...