The five most expensive rare coins that have been sold in County Durham have been revealed, as they have been sold between £5 ...

The Royal Mint recently named the King Charles III coin as the rarest currently in circulation in the UK, with just 200,000 copies minted.

Five 50p coins have sold for a lot of money on eBay for as much as over £10,000. The items, which are listed on eBay, are priced between £5,000 and £15,000 - prompting a frenzy of people wanting to ...

This rare coin was printed not long before the death of King George VI in 1952. An expert said it is worth “looking out for” a unique British coin worth a small fortune. If you find a proof ...

It's high time every Brit gives their wallets and purses another look. Nowadays rare coins are hitting headlines for their incredible worth. Recently, the "rarest" 50p coin with "skyrocketing ...

Specialised reference books did not list a 1952 Penny as proof or currency and it was thought that ‘no pennies dated 1952 were struck’. How to find a rare gold 50p coin featuring The Snowman ...

While these might not be worth much at face value, they could be desirable to collectors, making them extremely valuable. Brits have been urged to check their change for any of these coins that ...

That's right, certain coins contain a mega value – if you're seriously lucky. Previously, a "super rare" piece that looks like a 20p coin hit headlines for its incredibly large worth.

Just 210,000 copies of the coin were produced by The Royal Mint, which lists the Kew Gardens coin as one of its most valuable.

Coin collectors have been alerted to a penny coin worth “at least £150,000”. The penny is one of the rarest coins ever produced according to experts, who say if you have one “you are rich”. It is a ...

Rare coins have become the talk of the town ... It was only after showing pictures of the coin to an expert that Paul realised its significant value. The coin, identified as a denarius, hails ...

A unique coin themed around Jersey Zoo could potentially fetch between £100 and £300 - here's how you can identify it ...