2011 Olympic Goalball 50p Coin

The 2011 Olympic Goalball 50p Coin is part of the 29-coin commemorative series issued by The Royal Mint to celebrate the London 2012 Olympic and Paralympic Games. Each coin in the series represents a different sport, and Goalball stands out as one of the few that highlight the Paralympic disciplines. Designed by Jonathan Wren, the reverse shows a goalball player in motion, reaching out to stop the ball. The design powerfully represents the energy and skill involved in this fast-paced sport played by visually impaired athletes. The London 2012 Olympic logo appears above the scene, with the denomination “50 PENCE” below. ✔ Official UK 50p coin issued in 2011 ✔ Features the Paralympic sport of Goalball ✔ Part of the 29-coin London 2012 Olympic & Paralympic series ✔ Obverse: Queen Elizabeth II by Ian Rank-Broadley ✔ Circulated condition ✔ Lower mintage – highly sought-after by collectors ✔ An important coin for promoting inclusion in sport With its unique focus on a Paralympic event, the Goalball 50p is a standout in the Olympic 50p series and a must-have for collectors aiming to complete the full set.