Where can you sell Five Pound coins?

Answer 1

Although it is legal tender, the British Five Pound coin is not intended to be a circulating coin, but a collectible of a commemorative nature.

Many businesses are reluctant to accept the Five Pound coin, but the Post Office has a stated policy of accepting Five pound coins for goods and services.

Answer 2

You do not explain what you want to change it into.

If you want to change it into another currency, take it to a Currency Exchange office. They may have a minimum amount and they may impose a charge.

Answer 3

The British decimal Five Pound coin is legal tender in Britain, but may be refused by businesses because they are an unfamiliar coin.

The Post Office has a stated policy of accepting the Five Pound coin as payment for goods and services.

If you want to sell the coins, you could try a coin dealer or, alternatively, eBay.

At worst, they are worth Five Pounds (GBP).

Answer 4

If you refer to the decimal unimetallic Two Pound coins issued from 1986 to 1996, these coins are considered to be legal tender although they were not intended for general circulation, but as a commemorative coin.

If you take one of these to your local bank, they will give you Two Pounds for it.