Of all the coins created to commemorate the 2012 Olympic Games, the 50p Football is among the rarest. It features an explanation of the controversial offside rule on it, with 1,125,000 produced.

A "first edition" Aquatics 50p coin from the London Olympics range could earn you more than £3,700 - here's the error to look ...

It is considered the second rarest Olympic 50p coin after the Football one. The coin was designed by Roderick Enriquez, a graphic designer from Hammersmith, London. We've seen it sell for as much ...

With a mintage of 1,125,000, the Olympic Football 50p coin from 2011 is the third rarest. It was designed by sports journalist, Neil Wolfson and its unique design attempts to answer the question ...

A range of 50p coins was created by the Royal Mint in 2011 to celebrate the 2012 Olympic Games in London. Each coin depicted a different sport, including football, judo, archery and sailing.