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eBay for an eye-watering amount of money. The special limited-edition coin flogged for around £225 as the seller listed it on the popular online auction site.It was released in 2009 as part of a Blue Peter contest, where Florence Jackson, nine, drew an athlete doing the high jump.READ MORE: Rare penny from 1930s is worth 500 times more as it's valued at £200,000The change was then printed onto the 50p coins which was issued ahead of the 2012 Olympic Games in London.Around 20,000 coins were produced, although they were never officially put into circulation but many did enter transactions.

rare coin has sold for a whopping sum on eBay. The Kew Gardens 50p is super popular among collectors with a total of just 210,000 coins in circulation.

rare coin has sold for over 300 times its face value on eBay. The Kew Gardens 50p is undoubtedly one of the most popular coins out there.

eBay. The rare coin went for at least 284 times more than its face value after selling for £142.

Rare coins are undoubtedly one of the most popular collections out there. Some 10p, 50p and £2 coins could fetch loads of money, especially on eBay.

Rare coin collectors know just how valuable the Kew Gardens 50p is. The change is one of the most popular coins to collect as it features the infamous Chinese Pagoda.It entered circulation back in 2009 with around 210,000 minted and then released to the public.Christopher Le Brun designed the coin to show the Kew Gardens pagoda with the dates 1759 and 2009.

rare coin collector? Then you'll know just how precious the Kew Gardens 50p coin is.It is considered as one of the rarest kind as there are around 210,000 in circulation.The coin was designed by Christopher Le Brun that shows the Kew Gardens pagoda with the dates 1759 and 2009.It first entered circulation in 2009 through post offices and banks across the UK.The 50p is thought to be rare as there are only a few thousands, compared to a standard minting of around 5 million.And if you've got one hiding away in your pockets, it could be worth an absolute fortune.According to the Royal Mint, around one in every 300 households in the UK could own a Kew Gardens 50p.Collectors are usually willing to fork a staggering amount of money to have one of