How much is my King James Bible £2 coin worth?

The 2011 King James Bible design is the tenth rarest £2 coin in circulation and has a value of 2 pounds, but collectors of coins currently pay £4.72* to own this coin.

Change Checking Chances: When receiving a £2 coin in your change you have about a 1 in 925 chance of finding this design.

Coin Year	Entered Circulation	Active Circulation*
2011	975,000	367,824

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Do you have one to sell?: If you list your King James Bible coin on eBay, you can expect to receive £6.72 which includes an assumed postage charge of 2 pounds. If receiving payment by PayPal, total fees would be in the region of £0.90. Actual prices achieved when selling online will depend on the condition of the coin, the listing wording and coin images used. Some people also sell on coin related Facebook groups.

Join The Royal Mint's Great British Coin Hunt: Check your change to complete the Coin Hunt £2 Album.

The 2011 King James Bible £2 coin is another coin in the exclusive under 1 million mintage coin club! Like the others, this coin will always be in demand from the next generation of collectors looking to complete their Great British Coin Hunt £2 album. We have not seen this coin often and expect it to be close to unavailable in general circulation soon, based on coin age and original Royal Mint mintage figures.

All price and value information displayed is based on recent eBay sold prices (excluding delivery charge) for 1200 items listed as King James Bible 2 coin. Prices gathered will most likely be for a circulated example of the coin. Uncirculated, BU (Brilliant Uncirculated) or Proof coins would be expected to achieve higher prices.