First World War Centenary Navy £2 Coin

Inner: Cupro-nickel. Outer: Nickel-brass Circulating 2015 £2 Share This Coin:

Price Guide

£3.50

Rarity Score 75

Coin Specifications

Denomination

£2

Year

2015

Metal

Inner: Cupro-nickel. Outer: Nickel-brass

Finish

Circulating

Mintage

650,000

Edge

THE SURE SHIELD OF BRITAIN

Reverse

David Rowlands

How much is the First World War Centenary Navy £2 Coin worth?

As a circulating coin, the First World War Centenary Navy £2 Coin is worth its face value of £2. However, collectors may pay more for high-grade examples or if the coin is scarce. Check our rarity score to see how sought-after this coin is.

Coin Description

HMS Royal Oak

About This Coin

As part of the commemorations of the 100th anniversary of the end of the First World War, this £2 coin honouring the Royal Navy holds both historical significance and collectable appeal. Designed by renowned military artist David Rowlands, the reverse displays a striking depiction of HMS Royal Oak, a revenge-class battleship commissioned during the war. Celebrating the strength and dedication of the Royal Navy, the edge inscription reads ‘THE SURE SHIELD OF BRITAIN’, which further emphasises the resilience of the nation. Featuring final definitive coinage portrait of Her Majesty Queen Elizabeth II it became a highly coveted collectable.