Hunting £50 of 50p coins day 8A - #50p #£2 #UK #Olympic50p plus World coins

Daily £50 coin hunt for scarce and unusual coins
All coins go back to bank only ones kept are for my albums that is currently in use ie book 11

2000 Public Libraries Act 50p, celebrating the 150th anniversary of the Act, has a high mintage of 11,263,000, making it common in circulation.
While circulated examples are usually worth face value (50p), high-quality Brilliant Uncirculated (BU) versions can sell for around £7. 
Key Information Circulation Mintage: 11,263,000 BU Mintage: 184,294 (includes packs and sets)
Designer: Mary Milner Dickens
Obverse: Ian Rank-Broadley portrait of Queen Elizabeth II 
Value Summary
Circulated: Worth 50p face value.BU Condition: Generally valued around £5–£7.
Proof Versions: Silver, Gold, and Piedfort versions exist with lower mintages (e.g., 25,000 Silver Proofs).
The coin's design features an open book, representing the spread of knowledge, with the 1850–2000 dates and a stylized library

The majority of commemorative UK coins are relatively common and worth just face value so please if trying to complete a collection do not get ripped off by the over used word "Rare" this only means "££££"added plus postage
Please be very aware that fake coin exist if unsure please walk away or ask someone knowledgeable to view before making an decision to purchase

Values quoted are from retail sales and are for reference only
I do not sell coins or buy from private sellers or auction sites

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