Circulating strike
- MetalCupro-nickel
- Guide value£4.00
Boxing 50p Coin
2011 · London 2012 Olympic & Paralympic Games · Circulating
Price Guide: £4.00
Boxing's 50p, part of the Royal Mint's London 2012 sports series, marks a Games at which Nicola Adams became the first woman ever to win an Olympic boxing gold medal, in the newly-introduced women's flyweight category - one of the standout British stories of London 2012, fought out at the ExCeL London venue.
Struck for general circulation, it's a moderately available entry in the 29-coin series.
Specifications
- Diameter27.30mm
- Weight8.00g
- CompositionCupro-nickel (75% copper, 25% nickel)
- EdgePlain
- Designer—
- Obverse designerJody Clark
- Mintage (circulation)—
Variants & values
Every finish The Royal Mint issued for this design, with issue price, mintage and value where known.
Frequently asked questions
How much is the Boxing 50p worth?
Current collector guide value is around £4.00, though this varies with condition and demand. See the full variants table on this page for issue prices and mintage by finish.
How many Boxing 50p coins were made?
Mintage figures vary by finish - see the variants table above for the limited-edition cap and current mintage of each version.
What year was the Boxing 50p released?
It was first issued in 2011.
