eBay: Rare Queen Elizabeth 2p coin selling for over £30,000
With Queen Elizabeth II on the back, the coin dates back to 1971.
The description of the item reads: 'The 1971 New Pence British 2p coin is a highly sought-after item for collectors.
The other side of the coin. (Image: eBay)
"This rare coin from Great Britain features the RB colour and was minted in the United Kingdom.
"It is a valuable addition to any coin collection.
"It's an extremely good offer that will hold more value over the years."
It is listed for £30,086.72 or the best offer while delivery is priced at £8.35 for the coveted item, which is located in Oxford.
Similar rare 50p coins are listed on eBay for whopping profits, with some on for as much as £50,000.
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