Rare coins can be worth loads, if you find the right ones.
Recently, we saw a rare King Charles III Coronation 50p sell for a fortune. Then the Kew Gardens 50p coin went for hundreds on eBay.
Now it looks as though another 50p has flogged for loads. It's no secret the Kew Gardens 50p coin is one of the most iconic out there.
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With just 210,000 of these coins available in circulation, Brits are often eager to get their claws on a piece. And over on eBay, it sold for £200 after a bidding war.
Earlier this month, a whopping 31 bids were made for the "rare 100% genuine Kew Gardens 50p coin in stunning circulated condition".
A total of 12 bidders were desperate to scoop the coin after it ended on January 17. It started at £1 before shooting to £10 in a matter of a few minutes.
Then on the same day, it soared to a £100 bid. Within the 10 days, loads of people were eager to win the coin. It sold for £200 after a total of 31 bids.
The seller wrote in the description: "Rare 100% Genuine Kew Gardens 50p Coin In Stunning Circulated Condition. Please use photos for description.
"And the coin shown is the one you will receive. Any Items in the background are not included in this auction, but they will be available to bid on at a later date."
Just last weekend we saw another bidding war on eBay. The rare Kew Gardens 50p coin sold for a fortune after securing a lot of attention from Brits.
It was released to mark the 250th anniversary of the London landmark. The coin features the iconic Chinese Pagoda which is located at the touristic hotspot.
There's many reasons why the Kew Gardens 50p is a highly desirable coin. Firstly, it's popular due to its scarcity in circulation and also a commemorative coin.
The coin features a design celebrating the botanical garden, depicting the pagoda at Kew with a decorative leafy climber twining in and around the tower.
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