Rare King Charles III coin from 2022 is being sold for £600 on eBay

Just under 10 million of this particular type of coin - a rare King Charles III coin from 2022 - are in circulation.

output: A limited edition coin featuring King Charles III's portrait has been listed for sale on eBay for an eye-watering £618.

The coin, which is a 2022 circulating standard breadth 50p piece, is being sold by a seller in Stroud, Gloucestershire, for best offer.

It is one of fewer than 10 million to enter circulation, making it a hot commodity for coin collectors.

A Royal Mint spokesperson said: "A coin is ultimately worth what the collector is willing to pay for it, but there are factors you should consider before committing to a price.

"This can include the condition of the coin, its design, mintage figure and what it’s made of.

"If people are looking to sell a coin on the secondary market, and the coin has an unusually low mintage, then it might sell for higher than its face value.

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"Collectors should always establish how many of the coins are in circulation before committing to a price.

"If in doubt consult an expert.

"The condition of a coin is measured in relation to how much wear and tear it has suffered over the years.

"The closer to ‘Mint Condition’ (the condition it was in when it came off the production line at The Royal Mint) the higher value it could be. "

The coin is in uncirculated condition and comes in a coin capsule for protection.

It is being sold on eBay for best offer, with the seller accepting offers from as low as £300.

The coin has already attracted a lot of interest, with over 100 people watching the listing.

The seller is also selling other coins and banknotes on eBay, including a £5 note for £100.output: Just under 10 million of this particular type of coin - a rare King Charles III coin from 2022 - are in circulation.

One person in Stroud is trying to sell it for £618 on eBay - or for best offer.

A Royal Mint spokesperson said: "A coin is ultimately worth what the collector is willing to pay for it, but there are factors you should consider before committing to a price.

This can include the condition of the coin, its design, mintage figure and what it’s made of.

"If people are looking to sell a coin on the secondary market, and the coin has an unusually low mintage, then it might sell for higher than its face value.

For more information on rare coins visit - tinyurl.com/5bfz2jm3

"Collectors should always establish how many of the coins are in circulation before committing to a price.

"If in doubt consult an expert.

"The condition of a coin is measured in relation to how much wear and tear it has suffered over the years.

"The closer to ‘Mint Condition’ (the condition it was in when it came off the production line at The Royal Mint) the higher value it could be. "