A rare 50p coin has sold for more than £250 after being minted with an error.
The Benjamin Bunny coin was issued in 2017 to celebrate one of Beatrix Potter's most loved children's tales.
The seller of the flawed coin said the coin has the Queen's head facing the wrong way.
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Describing the item on eBay, the seller wrote: "In the picture you will see the rotation error where the Queen's head is - that's how far the rotation is on the coin.
"When you flip it round, it should be facing up the same way as Benjamin Bunny."
The seller added that the 50p is in "lovely condition".
Because of the error on the coin, it could potentially be one of a kind - or at least extremely rare, Manchester Evening News reports.
But despite its rarity, the coin only attracted two bids over the five-day auction.
Coin hunters may have been wary of bidding on a coin that didn't garner a lot of attention.
In 2017, around 25 million Benjamin Bunny coins were put into circulation, making the margin for error quite high.
According to Coin Hunter, the regular version of the Benjamin Bunny 50p coin would only grab between £1 to £1.54 on eBay.
Collectors are often wary of buying coins on eBay as there are plenty of fakes on the market.
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