Hunting £60 of £2 coins Book 3 day 4 - What are they really worth ?

Daily £60 coin hunt for scarce and unusual coins
All coins go back to bank only ones kept are for my albums that are currently in use ie.. 60p book 11 / £2 book 3

2013 Queen Elizabeth II "London Underground Train" £2coin was minted to celebrate the 150 th anniversary of the London Underground.
It has a circulation mintage of 1,690,000.
In circulated condition, it is typically valued at £3.50 to £5.00 by collectors.
Mintage and Value Breakdown
Circulation Mintage: 1,690,000 Circulated Value: £3.50 to £5.00 (depending on condition)
Brilliant Uncirculated (BU) Value: Around £10.00 to £24.00
Design Details
The reverse of the coin, designed by Edward Barber and Jay Osgerby, depicts a 1967 Victoria Line tube train emerging from a tunnel, perfectly capturing a sense of movement and perspective.
The edge of the coin features an intricate pattern inspired by Harry Beck's iconic Tube map.

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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