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The 2005 Bailiwick of Jersey 50p coin is
a collectible, non-UK legal tender coin featuring Grosnez Castle on the reverse, and has a low mintage of just 200,000. It is typically made of copper-nickel.
Design and Specifications

Reverse Design: Features the arch of the ruined 14th-century Grosnez Castle located in St Ouen, Jersey. The words "Bailiwick of Jersey" surround the central image.
Obverse Design: Features the fourth portrait of Queen Elizabeth II by Ian Rank-Broadley.
Composition: The standard circulation coin is made of copper-nickel.
Weight: It weighs 8g.
Diameter: It has a diameter of 27.3 mm.
Shape: It is an equilateral curve heptagon (7-sided)
Collectibility and Value

Mintage: The 2005 version of this coin had a mintage of only 200,000 for circulation, which is significantly lower than most UK 50p coins, making it scarce and highly sought after by collectors.
Legal Tender: Jersey's coinage is not legal tender in the rest of the UK, which adds to its uniqueness as a regional issue.
Value: The value for a circulated coin is generally a few British pounds (around £2.80 - £7 on eBay as of late 2025), depending on condition and seller. Uncirculated or proof versions, especially those made of silver (if available for that year), would command higher prices.

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The 50p is a British 50-pence coin, introduced in 1969 to replace the 10-shilling note as part of the UK's decimalization. It is known for its unique equilateral curve heptagon shape, which is seven-sided but curved, making it easy to identify by touch and allowing it to roll smoothly in vending machines. The coin features a portrait of the monarch on one side and various designs, including the Royal Shield or commemorative images, on the reverse. A smaller, lighter version was introduced in 1997
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