2019 Sherlock Holmes 50p coin from the United Kingdom is listed on eBay for over 8,000 times its face value

The item is listed on the online marketplace for over 8,000 times its face value and features the famous fictional detective, Sherlock Holmes

A rare 50p coin featuring the famous fictional detective, Sherlock Holmes has been listed on eBay for over 8,000 times its face value.

The coin, which also has an image of Queen Elizabeth II, dates back to 2019.

It is part of a series of 50p coins that were issued by the Royal Mint to celebrate British culture and heritage.

The new 2019 Sherlock Holmes 50p fifty pence coin is a rare and collectible piece from the United Kingdom, featuring a design that pays tribute to the famous fictional detective.

Issued during the era of Queen Elizabeth II, this coin has a fineness of 0.813 and is in XF 40 grade.

A valuable addition to any coin collection, this 50p denomination coin showcases iconic British cultural heritage with its portrayal of Sherlock Holmes.

The exact coin is being sold on eBay for £4,136.72 or the best offer while delivery is priced at £1.65 for the coveted item.

The item is located in Faringdon, Oxfordshire.

A huge markup from the original 50p coin. (Image: Royal Mint)

A huge markup from the original 50p coin. (Image: Royal Mint)

The coin is being sold by a seller who has a 100 per cent feedback rating.

In the description, the seller says that the coin is in "excellent condition" and that it has "no defects."

The seller also says that the coin is "rare and collectible" and that it is "a valuable addition to any coin collection."

The coin has been viewed more than 1,000 times since it was listed on eBay earlier today.

It is not clear how much the seller is hoping to get for the coin, but the starting price is certainly eye-watering.

Similar rare 50p coins are listed on eBay for whopping profits, with some on for as much as £50,000.

Earlier this year, a rare Beatrix Potter 50p coin was listed on the site for £28,000.

The coin, which features an image of the author and illustrator's character Benjamin Bunny, was part of a limited edition series of coins that were issued in 2019 to celebrate her work.

The coins were available for purchase from the Royal Mint, but they sold out quickly.

According to reports, the coins were originally priced at around £50. However, due to their rarity, they are now being sold online for a considerable markup.