How much is a Queen Elizabeth II, 2,000 penny worth?

If you have one in BU condition, there are a few being offered for sale for £1. However no dealers would buy them as they probably have plenty in stock. read more

They are coins with Elizabeth II, the current Queen of the United Kingdom on the 'heads' side. Since they are still currently in circulation in the UK by the millions their value is exactly what it says on the coin - A Queen Elizabeth II ten pence piece is worth ten whole pence; a fifty pence coin, 50p, etc etc. read more

Best Answer: That's a British penny, so it's worth 1/100 of a British pound. One pound is currently worth $1.55, so your penny is worth $0.0155 -- in other words, about a cent and a half in US currency. read more

Most of the commemorative coins from 1977 were made from copper nickel. The silver coin is worth more, as it contains 0.841 troy ounces of silver. To calculate the coin's approximate value, multiply the price of silver by 0.841. "Elizabeth II DG REG FD" is a common inscription on British coins, and it appears on many denominations over the years. read more