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Month: November 2022
80AD Denarius – Titus / Winged thunderbolt -Silver Denarius of Emperor Titus Flavius, struck at the Rome Mint in 80AD. Diameter 18mm and weighs 2.55g. The Reverse shows a winged thunderbolt on a draped table. The thunderbolt is a weapon used by Jupiter and is thus one of the emblems of the God Jupiter, the King of Gods.
2021 Silver Britannia – 1oz Proof -The £2 silver (999 fine silver) Britannia coin. The Reverse, by P J Lynch, shows Britannia facing with a Lion prominent in the foreground. This Proof version has a limited edition of only 2,900.
2022 Two Pound Coin – Celebrating 25 Years of the £2 -The 2022 £2 coin was released to celebrate 25 years of the two-pound coin. It shows a modified version of that original two-pound coin with a special privy mark on the obverse and a '25' in the centre of the Reverse.
2004 Two Pound Coin – Steam Locomotive -2004 was the 200th Anniversary of that first steam locomotive. Richard Trevithick (1771–1833) was a British inventor and mining engineer from Cornwall and an early pioneer of steam-powered road and rail transport. He built the first full-scale working railway steam locomotive in 1804.
2012 Two Pound Coin – Charles Dickens -Charles Dickens (1812-1870) is one of the greatest novelists of all time. Dickens created some of the most loved fictional characters ever. He was a superstar in his day, his work has never gone out of print and has spawned more than 200 movies. He's still famous today.
2002 Five Pound Coin – Elizabeth II Golden Jubilee -The 2002 Five Pound Coin Elizabeth II Golden Jubilee is a Crown size commemorative coin and was released for Queen Elizabeth's Golden Jubilee, celebrating 50 years of reign.
2002 Two Pound Coin – Commonwealth Games Ireland -In 2002 the XVII Commonwealth Games were held in Manchester, England. Four £2 coins were produced for the event but the design only varied slightly with a different flag for each of the home countries: England, Scotland, Wales and Northern Ireland. The Northern Ireland coin has the lowest mintage.