£1 Coin Printing Error: A Rare Find Worth Up to £500
£1 Coin Printing Error: A Rare Find Worth Up to £500
Experts claim to have spotted a rare £1 coin printing error that could be worth up to £500.
Experts claim to have spotted a rare £1 coin printing error that could be worth up to £500.
The error is a micro-engraving around the rim of the coin that indicates it was printed in 2016 instead of 2017.
The error is a micro-engraving around the rim of the coin that indicates it was printed in 2016 instead of 2017.
To spot the error, use a microscope or a phone camera with a zoom feature.
To spot the error, use a microscope or a phone camera with a zoom feature.
Checking the mintage number can also help determine the coin's value.
Checking the mintage number can also help determine the coin's value.
The £1 coin lost its legal tender status in 2017, but can still be deposited in some banks.
The £1 coin lost its legal tender status in 2017, but can still be deposited in some banks.
Some high street banks in the UK accept the round £1 coin.
Some high street banks in the UK accept the round £1 coin.
The £1 coin has been in circulation since 1983 and was replaced by a 12-sided coin in 2017.
The £1 coin has been in circulation since 1983 and was replaced by a 12-sided coin in 2017.
The 12-sided coin, or "round pound," is a more secure alternative to the traditional round £1 coin.
The 12-sided coin, or "round pound," is a more secure alternative to the traditional round £1 coin.
The value of a pound coin is exactly one pound, but rare versions can be worth more.
The value of a pound coin is exactly one pound, but rare versions can be worth more.
Experts advise checking the coin's serial number and condition to determine its worth.
Experts advise checking the coin's serial number and condition to determine its worth.