The Queen has a bogie

Hello all,
I have a £2 coin where there is a small (what I believe to be) misprint/ minting error. I was wondering if it would be of any value due to its novelty and uniqueness. Any tips, advice on where the next steps are would be great.
Thanks, Lucy.



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this error is called a die chip meaning the die was most likely misused resulting in dome chipping around the edge of the design and yes sometimes these can have a premium on them however you probably would need someone from the UK to tell you if it is of any value or not.

As silvergeek has stated it is a die chip error, or as we call it in Australia, a cud.

As to its value, as always it all depends on what someone is willing to pay at the time. If you are looking at selling it then I would list it for auction on a web site such as ebay and see were the bidding takes you! As it is an unusually positioned cud then I think that collectors of error coins would be most interested in it.

Thank you auscoin and silvergeek for your replies, I will look into it.
Thanks, Lucy.