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

Among the many commemorative issues sought by collectors, the value of the 50p Tennis is an important question for anyone who owns an example. This article examines how much it can be worth today, together with its mintage, rarity and design. We will also take a closer look at the Olympic Tennis 2012 50 pence and the characteristics that distinguish this particular release.

Value of the Tennis 50 pence coin 2011

With 1,454,000 examples released into circulation, this issue has a relatively low mintage compared with many other designs. The value of the Tennis 2011 50 pence therefore can exceed its denomination, particularly for attractive examples. However, heavily worn or damaged pieces will generally command less. It is one of the designs worth checking when looking for a rare 50 pence coin.

To make comparison easier, the table below presents estimated prices for several levels of preservation. It provides a practical guide for collectors wanting to assess an example before buying or selling. Market prices can nevertheless change, so these figures should be considered indicative rather than fixed.

2011 – Olympic Games – Tennis
2011 - Lodon Olympics - Tennis 540
UNC
BU
Proof
Value
£4
£5
None Struck
Mintage
1, 454, 000
170, 294
None Struck

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The Tennis 50p coin commemorates the discipline at the Olympic Games, where both singles and doubles competitions are contested. Matches combine power, accuracy and endurance, with players adapting their tactics throughout each point. The event brings together leading competitors from around the world across several tournament categories.

The reverse shows a tennis ball flying over a net, viewed from above the court. Lines representing the boundaries of the playing surface complete the scene. This perspective creates a simple but immediately recognisable representation of a match in progress.

Is the 50p coin Tennis part of a series?

This release is included among the 29 London Olympics 50 pence coins, with a separate design dedicated to each discipline. Together, these issues have become popular with collectors attempting to assemble the complete set.

Our dedicated guide allows you to continue through the remaining releases and examine each one individually. You can compare their values, mintages and rarity while identifying which pieces you still need for 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