1944 United Kingdom 3 Pence - George VI
Composition Nickel brass (79% Cu, 20% Zn, 1% Ni) Weight 6.8g Diameter 21.8mm Thickness 2.6mm Shape Dodecagonal (12-sided)

2011 Great Britain 50p Table Tennis graded MS65 by NGC
Mintage: 1,737,500

2011 Great Britain 50p Athletics graded MS65 by NGC

2011 Great Britain 50p Badminton graded MS65 by NGC
Mintage: 2,133,500

2011 Great Britain 50p Basketball graded MS65 by NGC
Mintage: 1,748,000

2011 Great Britain 50p Canoeing graded MS65 by NGC
Mintage: 2,166,500

2011 Great Britain 50p Equestrian graded MS65 by NGC
Mintage: 2,142,500

2011 Great Britain 50p Fencing graded MS65 by NGC
Mintage: 2,115,500

2011 Great Britain 50p Football graded MS65 by NGC. Most scarcest of the lot.
Mintage: 1,125,500

2011 Great Britain 50p Handball graded MS65 by NGC
Mintage: 1,676,500

2011 Great Britain 50p Pentathlon graded MS65 by NGC
Mintage: 1,689,500

2011 Great Britain 50p Tennis graded MS65 by NGC
Mintage: 1,454,000

2011 Great Britain 50p Triathlon graded MS65 by NGC
Mintage: 1,163,500

2011 Great Britain 50p Wrestling graded MS65 by NGC
Mintage: 1,129,500

2011 Great Britain 50p Goalball graded MS65 by NGC
Mintage: 1,615,500

2011 Great Britain 50p Boccia graded MS65 by NGC
Mintage: 2,166,000

2011 Great Britain 50p Wheelchair Rugby graded MS65 by NGC
Mintage: 1,765,500

1981 British Crown coin Charles and Diana royal wedding<br /> The Royal Mint started issuing these 0.25 British Pound coins in 1981. They were withdrawn from circulation in 1981.<br /> The Royal Wedding Crown coin was issued to commemorate the wedding of Charles, Prince of Wales, and Lady Diana Spencer in 1981. The obverse of the coin has the portrait of Charles and Lady Di. On the reverse side is a portrait of HM Queen Elizabeth II.<br /><br /> Weight: 28.3g<br /> Diameter: 38mm<br /> Thickness: 3mm<br /> Composition: Cupronickel<br /> Appearance: silver<br /> EXACT IMAGE OF ITEM ON OFFER <p></p>

1947 George VI British Half Crown Copper-Nickel
14.1380g
0.45 Oz
32.00mm
The half crown did not display its value on the reverse until 1893.
In the 1800s, the silver half crown coin was (very roughly) convertible into an American fifty-cent piece, and was sometimes nicknamed the "half dollar" in North America.
The half crown was demonetised (ahead of other pre-decimal coins) on 1 January 1970, the year before the United Kingdom adopted decimal currency on Decimal Day.

1994 United Kingdom 1 Penny - Elizabeth II 3rd portrait - magnetic
Bronze Weight 2.83g Diameter 20.2mm Thickness 1.43mm

1949 Great Britain half crown

1951 Great Britain half crown

1942 United Kingdom 3 Pence - George VI
Composition Nickel brass (79% Cu, 20% Zn, 1% Ni) Weight 6.8g Diameter 21.8mm Thickness 2.6mm Shape Dodecagonal (12-sided)