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

What is the value of the 50p Table Tennis, and is this coin worth more than its face value? In this article, we take a closer look at its current collector value, mintage and design, while also explaining what makes the Ping Pong 2011 50 pence an interesting coin to identify in your collection.

Value of the Table Tennis 50 pence coin 2011

The value of the Table Tennis Olympic 2012 50 pence depends mainly on its condition. Well-preserved examples can attract a premium from collectors, while heavily worn or damaged coins may be worth little more than their face value. You can compare it with other 50 p coin issues to better understand its relative value and rarity.

The table below provides an estimate of its current value according to the condition of the coin:

2011 – Olympic Games – Table Tennis
2011 - Lodon Olympics - Table Tennis 540
UNC
BU
Proof
Value
£3
£6
None Struck
Mintage
1, 737, 500
148, 954
None Struck

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The Ping Pong 50p coin celebrates table tennis as a sport contested at the Olympic Games. The discipline demands exceptional speed, concentration and coordination from its competitors. Players must react almost instantly while controlling the direction, placement and spin of the ball. Matches can change quickly, making precision and consistency particularly important throughout each rally.

Designed by Alan Linsdell, the reverse depicts two hands holding table tennis bats. A ball travels between the players, while the table appears in the background. Motion lines around the ball emphasise the rapid pace associated with the discipline. The composition creates a dynamic representation of the speed and intensity found in competitive play.

Is the 50p coin Table Tennis part of a series?

Table tennis is one of the 29 disciplines represented on the Olympics 50p coins. With each discipline receiving its own reverse, the complete set offers a particularly varied selection of sporting designs.

Collectors interested in this issue can also browse the rest of the set to compare the different releases and learn more about their rarity, circulation figures and collector prices.

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