Taekwondo 50p Coin 2011 | Value, Rarity & Collector’s Guide

What is the value of the 50p Taekwondo, and is it worth more than its face value? In this article, we examine its collector value, mintage and design, while taking a closer look at the Olympic Taekwondo 2012 50 pence and the factors that influence its price.

Value of the Taekwondo 50 pence coin 2011

The value of the Taekwondo 2011 50 pence depends mainly on its condition and collector demand. Well-preserved examples can sell above face value, while heavily worn or damaged specimens may be worth little more than their denomination. You can compare its rarity and value with other 50p coin issues.

The table below gives an overview of current estimated prices across several grades. These figures can help you identify a realistic price when buying or selling an example.

2011 – Olympic Games – Taekwondo
2011 - Lodon Olympics - Taekwondo 540
UNC
BU
Proof
Value
£3
£6
None Struck
Mintage
1, 664, 000
145 ,969
None Struck

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The Taekwondo 50p coin celebrates the martial art as a sport contested at the Olympic Games. Originating in Korea, the discipline is particularly known for its fast and powerful kicking techniques. Competitors combine speed, precision and control while attempting to score points against their opponent.

The reverse depicts two athletes engaged in combat, capturing the movement and intensity associated with the discipline. Both competitors appear in different kicking positions and wear the protective equipment used during competition. The scene provides a direct representation of a bout in progress.

Is the 50p coin Taekwondo part of a series?

This issue belongs to the Olympics 50p, which brings together 29 different sporting disciplines. Each received its own individual design, creating one of the most extensive themed collections produced for this denomination.

You can browse the complete selection to learn more about every release and compare their respective mintages, rarity and values. This can also help you determine which pieces are still missing from your collection.

2011 – London Olympics
Archery
Athletics
Badminton
Basketball
Boccia
Boxing
Canoeing
Cycling
Equestrian
Fencing
Football
Goalball
Gymnastics
Handball
Hockey
Judo
Modern Pentathlon
Rowing
Sailing
Shooting
Swimming
Table Tennis
Taekwondo
Tennis
Triathlon
Volleyball
Weightlifting
Wheelchair Rugby
Wrestling