What is a good uncirculated coin?

CHOICE UNCIRCULATED (CU):A coin with only very small scratches or bag marks present, with three-quarters of its original mint lustre remaining. BRILLIANT UNCIRCULATED (BU):An almost perfect coin, it is with no scratches, stains or damage of any kind - and still with its original, full mint lustre and shine.

What is a good coin?

GOOD (G): Sometimes referred to as mediocre, a 'good' coin is (rather confusingly) not really that good at all. Instead, they are usually quite worn, but with an identifiable date and design. This coin condition is not generally sought after by coin collectors unless it is very rare or has a historical value.

What UK coins do you find in your change?

A guide to identifying and valuing the UK coins you find in your change. This 2023 The Centenary of Flying Scotsman £2 celebrates the centenary of the most famous steam locomotive in the world. This 2023 Albus Dumbledore 50p continues the Harry Potter Collection with a coin featuring Professor Albus Dumbledore.

What is a poor coin?

POOR (P):In most cases, a coin which is barely identifiable because the date and most of the inscription on it has been worn away. Whilst they may hold sentimental or historical value, coins are not normally collectable unless they are very rare.