Change Finder1989 Tercentenary of the Claim of Right
A 1989 Tercentenary of the Claim of Right is typically worth about £2–£12 in circulated condition, and £8–£20 in uncirculated (mint) condition.
- Denomination
- £2
- Year
- 1989
- Mintage
- 381,400
- Rarity
- Scarce
Circulated (worn)
£2–£12
Uncirculated / BU
£8–£20
Is it rare?
The 1989 Tercentenary of the Claim of Right is scarcer than most — harder to find than everyday change, with a modest premium to match.
What to look for
Silver piedfort only 7,634.
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- How much is the 1989 Tercentenary of the Claim of Right worth?
- A 1989 Tercentenary of the Claim of Right is typically worth about £2–£12 in circulated condition, and £8–£20 in uncirculated (mint) condition.
- Is the 1989 Tercentenary of the Claim of Right rare?
- The 1989 Tercentenary of the Claim of Right is scarcer than most — harder to find than everyday change, with a modest premium to match.
- What should I look for on a £2 like this?
- Silver piedfort only 7,634.
- How do I check my own £2?
- 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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