Change Finder2002 1/10oz Gold Proof Britannia mule (Maklouf obverse on 2002 coin)
A 2002 1/10oz Gold Proof Britannia mule (Maklouf obverse on 2002 coin) is typically worth about £42–£70 in circulated condition, and £70 in uncirculated (mint) condition.
- Denomination
- £10
- Year
- 2002
- Mintage
- Subset of the 945 tenth-ounce proof Britannias in 2002 4-coin sets; error subset est. <10
- Rarity
- Extremely rare
Circulated (worn)
£42–£70
Uncirculated / BU
£70
Is it rare?
The 2002 1/10oz Gold Proof Britannia mule (Maklouf obverse on 2002 coin) is genuinely rare, so collectors will pay well above face value for a good example.
What to look for
2002-dated 1/10oz gold proof Britannia bearing Raphael Maklouf's 3rd portrait (phased out after 1997) instead of the correct Ian Rank-Broadley portrait. Reverse is correct Philip Nathan standing Britannia. 16.5mm, 3.41g 22ct gold (0.1ozt AGW). Found only in collector sets; not formally acknowledged by Royal Mint.
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1987-present Britannia (1/10oz gold)FAQ
- How much is the 2002 1/10oz Gold Proof Britannia mule (Maklouf obverse on 2002 coin) worth?
- A 2002 1/10oz Gold Proof Britannia mule (Maklouf obverse on 2002 coin) is typically worth about £42–£70 in circulated condition, and £70 in uncirculated (mint) condition.
- Is the 2002 1/10oz Gold Proof Britannia mule (Maklouf obverse on 2002 coin) rare?
- The 2002 1/10oz Gold Proof Britannia mule (Maklouf obverse on 2002 coin) is genuinely rare, so collectors will pay well above face value for a good example.
- What should I look for on a £10 like this?
- 2002-dated 1/10oz gold proof Britannia bearing Raphael Maklouf's 3rd portrait (phased out after 1997) instead of the correct Ian Rank-Broadley portrait. Reverse is correct Philip Nathan standing Britannia. 16.5mm, 3.41g 22ct gold (0.1ozt AGW). Found only in collector sets; not formally acknowledged by Royal Mint.
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- 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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