1983 "NEW PENCE" 2p

A 1983 "NEW PENCE" 2p is typically worth about £120–£1500 in circulated condition, and £200–£1500 in uncirculated (mint) condition.

Is it rare?

The 1983 "NEW PENCE" 2p is a mint error or variety. Errors are prized by collectors, and the right one can be worth many times face value.

What to look for

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Related 2p coins

1991 two pence — lower QEII-era circulation mintage (semi-key)Face value1998-2008 (Beeston Collection example) 2p struck on a Five Pence (cupro-nickel) planchet — undersized silver 2p£100–£7202015 "Silver" 2p£814.2–£2171.21971 'New Pence' 2p on a halfpenny blank£300–£8001985 2p on a wrong/foreign planchet£300–£8001992 BRONZE (non-magnetic) — set-only composition75p–£9

FAQ

How much is the 1983 "NEW PENCE" 2p worth?

A 1983 "NEW PENCE" 2p is typically worth about £120–£1500 in circulated condition, and £200–£1500 in uncirculated (mint) condition.

Is the 1983 "NEW PENCE" 2p rare?

The 1983 "NEW PENCE" 2p is a mint error or variety. Errors are prized by collectors, and the right one can be worth many times face value.

What should I look for on a 2p like this?

Reverse reads NEW PENCE not TWO PENCE. Only from collector sets - a circulated one is suspect.

How do I check my own 2p?

Open Change Finder and scan your coin — it identifies it, grades the condition and checks for the errors that add value, free for your first check.

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