Masked by the events of the pandemic, the significance of this coin’s issue was missed. It was confirmed to be the very last UK Peter Rabbit 50p, sadly bringing his UK 50p tale to an end.

Issued during a world pandemic, this Peter Rabbit 50p is arguably the forgotten coin of 2020. 2020 Peter Rabbit 50p 2020 UK Peter Rabbit This coin was issued in collector quality only and did not enter general circulation. Struck by The Royal Mint, the reverse of the coin features an original illustration of Peter Rabbit by Beatrix Potter that has been engraved by Royal Mint coin designer, Emma Noble. The tale continued in 2019 with this 50p coin, which is the fourth coin to feature the much-loved Children’s character. In 2016, to celebrate 150 years since the birth of Peter Rabbit author Beatrix Potter, The Royal Mint issued a series of 50p coins. He’s become a household a name across generations and is loved by families up and down the country. and has been made into numerous commemorative souvenirs – including a series of 50p coins! Since 1902, Peter Rabbit has featured in eight books, over 9 tv/film adaptations. McGregor’s garden after being tempted by some delicious looking vegetables… After a close encounter with McGregor, Peter manages to escape, but sadly loses his shoes and iconic blue jacket. Going against his mother’s instructions, Peter breaks into Mr. The story is centred around Peter, who is far more adventurous than his siblings: Flopsy, Mopsy, and Cotton-tail.

Peter Rabbit first appeared in literature back in 1902, when children’s author Beatrix Potter commercially published what was to become her best-seller, The Tale of Peter Rabbit. Illustration of Peter Rabbit eating radishes, from The Tale of Peter Rabbit.

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