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Great Britain, 1983 Two Pence "New Pence" -
When the United Kingdom went decimal in 1971, the new two pence coins bore the words “New Pence” to distinguish the new decimal coins from the old pre-decimal coins. A new two pence design was introduced again in 1982, but a very small number of coins escaped the mint in 1983 still bearing the old design. These coins are described as mules, and are today keenly sought-after by error coin and British coin collectors. The exact number that were released by mistake is not known, but PCGS has graded just five coins (11/24). If you’re a collector of error coins or mule coins, and are looking for something new to add next to your mule dollar or wavy “2” twenty cent, this coin is an ideal addition to your collection.
Grades PCGS MS64RD.Product ID: 198349307387