2014 Trinity House £2 Coin

This page contains information about the coin struck to mark the 500th Anniversary of Trinity House.You can use the coin quick links below to find key information fast.

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500th Anniversary of Trinity House 2014 UK Brilliant Uncirculated Coin

Image: The Royal Mint

Trinity House is a charity that has been dedicated to safeguarding shipping and seafarers since 1514. In 2014, The Royal Mint marked the 500th Anniversary with the creation of a new £2 coin design featuring a lighthouse.

The 500th Anniversary of Trinity House £2 Coin was issued during 2014 as a Brilliant Uncirculated (BU) collectors presentation folder. This coin entered general circulation shortly afterwards and can be found in your change today.

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4 stacks of Trinity House £2 coins

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Alloy (Inner)
Cupro-nickel

Alloy (Outer)
Nickel-brass

Weight
12.00g

Diameter
28.4mm

Reverse Designer
Joe Whitlock Blundell with David Eccles

Obverse Designer
Ian Rank-Broadley FRBS

Year
2014

Mintage Figure
3,705,000

Minting errors: Is there a Trinity House £2 coin mint error?

Sellers of coins from circulation would like to sell coins for as much over face value as possible, so often refer to "rare mint error" in the description on marketplaces such as eBay. If you are looking to buy this coin, read this first to ensure you do not pay far more than the coin is worth as a collector item.

No mint errors for this coin have been confirmed by The Royal Mint.

Misaligned dots

On the Obverse (heads) side of the coin, there are small raised dots around the edge of the silver coloured section of the coin. On some coins these dots may be offset, so, for example they may appear away from the edge above the Queens head and be very close the the edge or missing from the opposite side (below the Queens neck).

This is common on all two pound coins minted before 2015 and is not considered a minting error.

Edge inscription upside down

The inscription on the edge of the coin SERVING THE MARINER is upside down when the coin is Obverse (heads) side up.

This is common on all two pound coins and is not a minting error as the inscription is not struck a certain way up. Any two pound coin can have the writing on the edge any way up.

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