Bill of Rights £2 coins

Two Bill of Rights £2 designs were issued in 1989, all of them for circulation.

Designs
2
Years
1989
Lowest mintage
381,400

Bill of Rights £2 value list

The list runs from the lowest circulation mintage up. The rarest is the Claim of Right £2, with 381,400 struck, which ranks it 1 of the 44 £2 designs ranked by rarity. Each value is the typical price for the design, worked out from published UK prices and checked in September 2026.

  1. 1

    1989Claim ofRight£2

    Claim of Right £2

    1989, Bill of Rights

    Very rare
    Mintage
    381,400
    Value
    £12

  2. 2

    W and M cypher over a mace, St Edward's Crown above, two dates below, TERCENTENARY OF THE BILL OF RIGHTS round the rim
    Photo: The Royal Mint, 1989

    Bill of Rights £2

    1989, Bill of Rights

    Uncommon
    Mintage
    4,392,825
    Value
    £6

Bill of Rights £2 coins in order of issue

  1. 1989

    The Bill of Rights £2 of 1989 marks three hundred years since the Bill of Rights, showing William and Mary's cypher over the Commons mace.

  2. 1989

    The Claim of Right £2 is the Scottish coin of the 1989 tercentenary pair, with the Crown of Scotland above William and Mary's cypher.

Bill of Rights £2 questions

How many Bill of Rights £2 coins are there?

There are two Bill of Rights £2 designs, issued in 1989: the Bill of Rights £2 and the Claim of Right £2.

Which Bill of Rights £2 is the rarest?

The Claim of Right £2 has the lowest circulation mintage in the set, with 381,400 struck in 1989. The next rarest is the Bill of Rights £2, with 4,392,825 struck.

Which Bill of Rights £2 is worth the most?

In circulated condition the Claim of Right £2 is worth the most, typically £12. In uncirculated condition the highest is the Claim of Right £2, typically £35. Values were checked in September 2026.