2005 50 Pence Coin – Johnsons Dictionary
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2005 was the 250th Anniversary of Samuel Johnson’s Dictionary of the English Language published in 1755. The fifty pence coin shows part of the definition of the words '50 Pence'.
British Coins
2005 50 Pence Coin – Johnsons Dictionary
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2005 was the 250th Anniversary of Samuel Johnson’s Dictionary of the English Language published in 1755. The fifty pence coin shows part of the definition of the words '50 Pence'.
2021 50 Pence Coin – Team GB BU
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Issued to recognise Team GB’s participation in the 2020 Tokyo Olympic Games - the 2020 Olympics Held in 2021 due to the COVID pandemic.
List of Elizabeth I Crowns
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List of Elizabeth I Crowns with descriptions, images, mintages, history and info for coin collectors.
1821 Crown – George IV
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This was the first year of George IV Crowns. There are several variants with the edge saying SECUNDO or TERTIO. Proof coins were also minted.
1430-1431 Half-Groat – Henry VI
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Silver Half-Groat of the first reign of Henry VI, struck around 1430-1431. Diameter 21mm. Rosette-mascle issue. Calais mint (cross V). Long cross with trefoil in quarters.
1713 Crown – Anne (DVODECIMO)
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The 1713 Crown (DVODECIMO). Silver Crown (5 shillings) of Queen Anne, minted at the Royal Mint in London. Third bust.
1881 Gold Sovereign Melbourne – St George
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1881 Gold Sovereign Melbourne - St George: 1881 Gold sovereigns have many variations. They can be made in London, Melbourne, Perth or Sydney and can - in the same year - have combinations of St George or Shield backs.
2022 Royal Tudor Beasts Lion of England 1oz Gold
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The 2022 Lion of England 1oz Gold bullion coin (1 Troy oz of 999.9 Fine Gold), part of the Royal Mint's Royal Tudor Beasts collection. This is the 'Lion of England'.
2019 Two Pounds Year of the Pig 1oz Silver Proof – Elizabeth II
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The 2019 Two Pounds Year of the Pig 1oz Silver Proof. The Shengxiào Collection, named after the Chinese zodiac, was introduced by the Royal Mint in 2014.
2022 Harry Potter Silver 50p Proof Colour
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Harry Potter is 25 years old and the Royal Mint has created a collection of coins to commemorate this. The first coin is Harry Potter himself. This is the Silver Proof Colourised version.