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Uploaded by on Jul 7, 2009

In this video, I will construct a UK royal shield using the shield coins issued in 2008. You will need to find one of each of the following coin denominations: 1p, 2p, 5p, 10p, 20p and 50p! I wish you luck in finding them!

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  • r these any more valuable than normal coins?

  • Nope. You can get them in your change at anytime if you are lucky.

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  • @meatisdeliciouse Wow, that's really stupid! I live at a uni at the moment and keep my 1, 2 and 5p coins together. I occasionally take them to tesco to exchange for a coupon. I use my 10, 20 and 50p coins when I do my laundry. I keep anything more valuable in my wallet... no coins are useless to me!

  • @xLIAMALDOx CILIT BANG.

    BANG, AND THE DIRT IS GONE.

  • The 50p and £1 are much more rare than the others.

    Is there a way of polishing/cleaning them to get them real shiny?

  • @Tiko003:You'd probibly get them if you come to the UK and get them as change if you're lucky.

  • @briony08101991 They're just coins. They're worth what's written on them.

  • @calco150 None of them are rare. These are standard issue, everyday coins that are in circulation now.

  • You should be able to turn the ads off. They're quite intrusive.

  • dunno why but i feel like quoting something from hellsing after seeing that XD

  • @Tiko003 ebay uk

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