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[samini96]

http://cgi.ebay.co.u...T#ht_500wt_1156

[trafficface09]

i sent mine to royal mint and they sent back a £100 cheque pull it off send it off, make a profit, buy another send it of make another profit, you get my point?

[DAVEY_C]

http://cgi.ebay.co.u...T#ht_500wt_1156

i'm with you, i'm a collector and if you sell it on this way it will be kept in circulation and will soon be worth a few bob as a part of british history... supose if it wasn't for people sending them back to be melted and restruck (thus wasting a wortwhile collectors item imo) then their value wouldn't be worth so much.

good luck with the sale.

[samini96]

I didn't really want to sell it! i was planning to hung on to it, but i really need the money!

[The_Mistro]

you seen this one!?

really worth that much!?

[samini96]

you seen this one!?

really worth that much!?

I'd be happy with £200/£300 lol

[DAVEY_C]

you seen this one!?

really worth that much!?

http://www.dailymail...face-value.html

http://www.totallymo...p-sells-for-8k/


What is the Mule 20p Piece Worth?
In July 2009, website TotallyMoney.com reported that an undated 20p had sold for £8,000 in an online auction, although online prices have since dropped as the market was subsequently flooded with the coins. Coin collecting agency The London Mint Office has offered finders a flat fee of £50 for the coins, but independent specialist coin dealer Richard Anderson told The Independent newspaper that the coin would likely be worth around £300. In an interview on June 30th he said: “If anybody finds one, they should just keep hold of them, because they will appreciate."



Read more at Suite101: The Undated 20p Coin: Royal Mint Issues Mule Coin by Mistake http://www.suite101....2#ixzz1Cp7d54c9



grab a bargain, keep it right and it will only increase in value... pity some settled for £100 for a return

[Sam14]

Mate, its worth more than £60

don't let it go for any less than that

[Mini Adam]

Mate, its worth more than £60

don't let it go for any less than that

Well the biddings already at £60 so that would be difficult..

[maggies_minder]

i saw a few of the new 50p's before xmas at work (there werent many around then),
looked on the royal mint website thinking it was something rare.

i was then informed via said website to "buy" the very same 50p that was in my hand would cost me £2.99.

confused.com so i was!

[Twincam]

Mate, its worth more than £60

don't let it go for any less than that

Well the biddings already at £60 so that would be difficult..

Think as long as the auction has more than either 12/24hours remaining you can cancel the bids and withdraw the auction...

[maggies_minder]

Mate, its worth more than £60

don't let it go for any less than that

Well the biddings already at £60 so that would be difficult..

Think as long as the auction has more than either 12/24hours remaining you can cancel the bids and withdraw the auction...

or do what evryone else seem to do on eBay and bid on your own stuff to boost it up

Edited by maggies_minder, 02 February 2011 - 06:11 PM.

[Sam14]

Mate, its worth more than £60

don't let it go for any less than that

Well the biddings already at £60 so that would be difficult..

Think as long as the auction has more than either 12/24hours remaining you can cancel the bids and withdraw the auction...

or do what evryone else seem to do on eBay and bid on your own stuff to boost it up

Oh i only looked at it quickly i thought it was a set price as a classified add and people just make offers near that price, my bad

[minibarmy]

I know a coin dealer selling these for £70 each over the counter in his shop.

[AVV IT]

or do what evryone else seem to do on eBay and bid on your own stuff to boost it up

Shill Bidding!! ...... oooh very dodgy thing to do these days!! This Guy got caught and ended up with a criminal record, 250 hours community service, a £5k fine and only just avoided a prison sentence!