2013 London Underground - Roundel £2 Coin

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2013 London Underground - Roundel £2

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How much is the London Underground - Roundel 2 pound coin worth?
London Underground - Roundel £2 Coin value eBay. Good condition circulated examples of this coin are currenly selling on eBay for between £3.27 and £3.62.

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London Underground Roundel

The iconic London Underground roundel (originally known as the "bar and circle") was first used in 1908 as a platform nameboard, to make the station name stand out amongst all the advertising. Today, the red circle with a blue line through it is used on all underground stations, and similar designs are used on other Transport for London services. Old roundels are quite desirable to some collectors.

2013 marks 150 years since the first part of the Underground was opened, and the roundel branding has become strongly associated with it. The reverse of this coin was designed by Edwina Ellis and shows the Underground roundel and the key dates of the anniversary, with lettering in the Johnston typeface that is used for all Underground signs. The edge inscription is the phrase "MIND THE GAP", synonymous with the London Underground. Ian Rank-Broadley's obverse design is found on the other side.

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Minting errors: Is there a London Underground - Roundel £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

Edge inscription upside down