1989 Tercentenary of the Bill of Rights

A 1989 Tercentenary of the Bill of Rights is typically worth about £2 in circulated condition, and £3–£4.8 in uncirculated (mint) condition.

Denomination

£2

Year

1989

Mintage

4,392,825

Rarity

Common

Is it rare?

The 1989 Tercentenary of the Bill of Rights is common in circulation, so in worn condition it's usually worth face value — condition and errors are where any premium comes from.

What to look for

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FAQ

How much is the 1989 Tercentenary of the Bill of Rights worth?

A 1989 Tercentenary of the Bill of Rights is typically worth about £2 in circulated condition, and £3–£4.8 in uncirculated (mint) condition.

Is the 1989 Tercentenary of the Bill of Rights rare?

The 1989 Tercentenary of the Bill of Rights is common in circulation, so in worn condition it's usually worth face value — condition and errors are where any premium comes from.

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

Commemorative £2. Commemorative (single-metal £2). Mintage 4,392,825. Check design/year & condition.

How do I check my own £2?

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