Change Checker from The Westminster Collection - helps you find, collect and swap all the UK commemorative coins found in your change.
All new release 50p, £2 coins and £5 coins issued by The Royal Mint are available from Change Checker for less than Royal Mint packaged versions of the same coin.
Remember to look out for free delivery offers and product code discounts which are sometimes made available by post, email and in coin publications. You can sign up to receive Change Checker emails, which sometimes include special order codes to save money.
Use coin checker to find the coin you've found in your change, and check how rare it is and what your coin is worth to a collector.
If you're looking for alphabet ten pence piece values after the recent 2019 mintage figures were released - follow this link to the 2018 / 2019 A to Z 10p Coin Value Checker which shows current prices and mintages for both years. 3 of the 2019 10p coins including the Zebra Crossing Z 10p were minted in very low numbers - just 63,000 of this coin and the W and Y 10ps were struck dated 2019 (220,000 of each coin in 2018).
Since this coin checker page was created, there have been a number of new 50p coins that have entered circualtion or been struck as commemorative only - to see a full list use the 50p Coin Value Checker which includes coins dated 1997 to 2023.
Two Pounds : Commonwealth Games £2 Coins (4) | Brunel £2 Coins (2) | Olympic Games £2 Coins (3) | London Underground £2 Coins (2) | First World War £2 Coins (3) | Shakespeare £2 Coins (3) | Other £2 Coins (20)
One Pounds: Capital Cities Badges £1 Coins (4) | Floral Emblems £1 Coins (4) | Royal Diadem Crown £1 Coins (4) | Bridges £1 Coins (4) | National Emblems £1 Coins (4) | Other £1 Coins (4)
Fifty Pences: London 2012 Olympic Games 50p Coins (29) | Beatrix Potter 50p Coins (5) | Other 50p Coins (20)
Commonwealth Games £2 Coins There were 4 coins created by The Royal Mint in 2002 to commemorate the seventeenth Commonwealth Games. These are amongst the rarest £2 coins based on numbers that entered circulation. A full set of these coins would be worth in the region of £71.75.
Brunel £2 Coins In 2006, 200 years since the birth of the engineer Isambard Kingdom Brunel, The Royal Mint released 2 coins to celebrate his life and achievements.
Olympic Games £2 Coins The 3 coins related to the Olympics are not an actual set, but have a common theme. One coin marks the centenary of the London 1908 Olympics and 2 mark the handover to and from the London 2012 games.
London Underground £2 Coins The 2 coins minted in 2013 mark the 150th anniversary of the London Underground's opening in 1863.
First World War £2 Coins This will be a set of 5 when completed in 2018. With coins dedicated to the Navy, Army and Air Force (2017 First World War Aviation), the value of this part complete set would be about £11.20.
Shakespeare £2 Coins In 2016 The Royal Mint issued a full set of coins in a single year. The 3 coins mark the 400th anniversary of the life of William Shakespeare and include designs based on his Histories, Tragedies and Comedies.
Other £2 Coins There are 20 two pound coins that are not part of a set currently in circulation. The Great Fire of London coin is a striking design that is likely to be very popular with coin hunters.
Capital Cities Badges £1 Coins Over 2 years, 2010 and 2011, 4 £1 coins entered circulation depicting the capital cities of the United Kingdom. The 2011 coins showing Edinburgh and Cardiff have the lowest coins entering circulation figures of any one pound coins.
Floral Emblems £1 Coins Each of the 4 floral coins issued 2013-2014 carry designs based on plants associated with the four countries in the UK. Each had similar circulation mintage figures of five and a bit million which is quite low for a one pound coin.
Royal Diadem Crown £1 Coins Diadem means a jewelled crown or headband worn as a symbol of sovereignty. This set of 4 coins released over 2 periods of 4 years in 1984-1987 and 1989-1992 is quite common and often not recognised as a set.
Bridges £1 Coins Each of the 4 bridge designs are commonly found in your change as they were minted in large numbers. About 165 million entered circulation, with the 2005 Menai Bridge design accounting for nearly 100 million of those coins.
National Emblems £1 Coins The emblem set of one pound coins came into circulation over 2 periods of 4 years. Most designs are readily available in change, with the Lion Rampant design representing Scotland being the least common of the 4.
Other £1 Coins 4 one pound coins that are not part of a set are currently in circulation. The 1988 Shield of the Royal Arms is not remarkable but was minted some time ago in a single year, so is difficult to find in your change.
London 2012 Olympic Games 50p Coins 2011 was a big year for the 50p, in preparation for the London 2012 Olympic Games The Royal Mint released 29 new Olympic sports designs. This more than doubled the total designs in circulation and people began collecting special coins from their change.
Beatrix Potter 50p Coins This set of 5 from 2016 is a good size for collecting and the 4 character designs are adorable. The set is a great gift for children and The Royal Mint know it, see the official album on www.royalmint.com - The Beatrix Potter 50p Coin Collector Album.
Other 50p Coins 20 fifty pence coins that are not part of a set are currently in circulation. The rarest coin in circulation is the Kew Gardens 50p.