London Underground Train

Queen Elizabeth II £2: London Underground Train

Circulating mintage:

1,690,000

Years of issue:

2013

Scarcity Index:

34 - Less Common More info

Coin Information:

On 10th January 1863 the world's first underground railway opened in London and was an engineering triumph. The first stretch measured nearly four miles and ran between Paddington and Farringdon Street. Today, three million passenger journeys are made every day, serving 275 stations over 408 km of railway. This reverse design by Edward Barber features a tube train emerging from a tunnel.

Edge Inscription: (Linear representation of the Tube map)

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