A rare 50p coin is being sold by an Abingdon resident on eBay for £6,000.
The item is listed on the online marketplace for 12,000 times its face value and features Beatrix Potter's Peter Rabbit on one side.
With Queen Elizabeth II on the back, the coin dates back to 2017.
The description of the item reads: "This 50p coin from 2017 features the beloved character Peter Rabbit, written by Beatrix Potter.
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"The design showcases a stunning illustration of Peter Rabbit with a group of flowers, perfect for any fan of the classic book.
"The denomination of the coin is clearly marked on the reverse side, making it a great addition to any collection.
"This coin is a must-have for any British coin collector or fan of Beatrix Potter's works.
"It is a beautiful and unique piece that is sure to impress.
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"Don't miss out on the opportunity to add this 50p coin to your collection today."
It is listed for £6,000 or the best offer while delivery is free for the coveted item while collection in-person is also available.
The item is located in Oxford and the listing can be viewed here.
Similar rare 50p coins are listed on eBay for whopping profits, with some on for as much as £50,000.
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