List of Elizabeth II Two Pound Coins

Queen Elizabeth II was the longest reigning British Monarch ever, reigning for over 70 years. Born on 21 April 1926 to King George VI and Elizabeth Bowes-Lyon, she became Queen in 1952 and her Coronation was on 2 June 1953. She died on 8 September 2022. Queen Elizabeth II issued many coins and was Monarch during decimalisation.

		1997 Two Pound Coin - Technological Achievement Mintage: 13,734,625
		1999 Two Pound Coin - Rugby World Cup Mintage: 4,933,000
		2001 Two Pound Coin - Marconi Mintage: 4,558,000
		2002 Commonwealth Games England £2 Mintage: 650,500
		2002 Commonwealth Games Ireland £2 Mintage: 485,500
		2002 Commonwealth Games Scotland £2 Mintage: 771,750
		2002 Commonwealth Games Wales £2 Mintage: 588,500
		2003 Two Pound Coin - DNA Mintage: 4,299,000
		2004 Two Pound Coin - Steam Locomotive Mintage: 5,004,500
		2005 Two Pound Coin - End of WW2 Mintage: 10,191,000
		2005 Two Pound Coin - Gunpowder Plot Mintage: 5,140,500
		2006 Two Pound Coin - Brunel Paddington Station Mintage: 7,452,250
		2006 Two Pound Coin - Isambard Kingdom Brunel Mintage: 7,928,250
		2007 Two Pound Coin - Act of Union Tercentenary Mintage: 7,545,000
		2007 Two Pound Coin - Slave Trade Mintage: 8,445,000
		2008 Olympic Centenary £2 Mintage: 910,000
		2008 Olympic Handover £2 Mintage: 918,000
		2009 Two Pound Coin - Charles Darwin Mintage: 3,903,000
		2009 Two Pound Coin - Robert Burns Mintage: 3,253,000
		2010 Two Pound Coin - Florence Nightingale Mintage: 6,715,000
		2011 King James Bible £2 Mintage: 975,000
		2011 Two Pound Coin - Mary Rose Mintage: 1,040,000
		2012 Charles Dickens £2 SCBC: K29 Mintage: 8,190,000
		2012 Handover to Rio £2 Mintage: 845,000
		2013 Two Pound Coin - London Underground Roundel Mintage: 1,560,000
		2013 Two Pound Coin - London Underground Train Mintage: 1,690,000
		2013 Two Pound Coin - The Guinea Mintage: 2,990,000
		2014 Two Pound Coin - Trinity House Mintage: 3,705,000
		2014 Two Pound Coin - WW1 Mintage: 5,720,000
		2015 Britannia Standard Reverse £2 Mintage: 650,000
		2015 First World War Centenary Royal Navy £2 Mintage: 650,000
		2015 Two Pound Coin - Magna Carta Mintage: 1,495,000
		2016 Great Fire of London £2 Mintage: 1,625,000
		2016 Two Pound Coin - 100th Anniversary of the First World War - Army Mintage: 9,550,000
		2016 Two Pound Coin - Shakespeare Comedy Mintage: 4,335,000
		2016 Two Pound Coin - Shakespeare Histories Mintage: 5,655,000
		2016 Two Pound Coin - Shakespeare Tragedy Mintage: 4,615,000
		2017 First World War Aviation £2
		2017 Two Pound Coin - Jane Austen
		2018 Two Pound Coin - RAF Centenary F-35 Lightning II
		2018 Two Pound Coin - Britannia Standard Reverse
		2018 Two Pound Coin - Captain Cook
		2018 Two Pound Coin - Frankenstein
		2018 Two Pound Coin - RAF Centenary Badge
		2018 Two Pound Coin - RAF Centenary Sea King
		2018 Two Pound Coin - RAF Centenary Spitfire
		2018 Two Pound Coin - WW1 Armistice
		2018 Two Pound Coin RAF Centenary Vulcan
		2019 75th Anniversary D-Day £2
		2019 Two Pound Coin - Britannia Standard Reverse
		2019 Two Pound Coin - Captain Cook
		2019 Two Pound Coin - Samuel Pepys
		2019 Two Pound Coin - Wedgwood
		2020 Two Pound Coin - Agatha Christie
		2020 Two Pound Coin - Britannia Standard Reverse
		2020 Two Pound Coin - Captain Cook
		2020 Two Pound Coin - Mayflower
		2020 Two Pound Coin - VE Day
		2021 H G Wells £2
		2021 Sir Walter Scott £2
		2021 Two Pound Coin Britannia Standard Reverse
		2022 Alexander Graham Bell £2 Silver Proof: 3,060 Silver Proof Piedfort: 1,380 Gold Proof: 235
		2022 Two Pound Coin - Celebrating 25 Years of the £2 Silver Proof: 2,525 Silver Proof Piedfort: 1,425 Gold Proof: 275
		2022 Two Pounds - Vera Lynn Silver Proof: 3,500 Silver Proof Piedfort: 1,175 Gold Proof: 350
		2022 Two Pounds 150th Anniversary of the FA Cup BU

Queen Elizabeth II was the longest reigning British Monarch ever, reigning for over 70 years. Born on 21 April 1926 to King George VI and Elizabeth Bowes-Lyon, she became Queen in 1952 and her Coronation was on 2 June 1953. She died on 8 September 2022. Some coins were released dated 2023.

Queen Elizabeth II issued many coins and was monarch during decimalisation. She married Prince Philip, Duke of Edinburgh in 1947 and had four children. Her eldest son succeeded the throne as King Charles III. House of Windsor.