Two Pound
2023 Two Pound – Flying Scotsman BU
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The Flying Scotsman is probably the World's most famous steam locomotive. It became the first steam locomotive to reach 100mph.
2022 Two Pounds 150th Anniversary of the FA Cup – Silver Proof
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This Silver Proof £2 coin celebrates 150 years of one of football's most famous (and oldest) competition - the FA Cup.
2012 Gold 2 Pound Coin – Charles Dickens – Elizabeth II
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Celebrates the 200th Anniversary of the birth of Charles Dickens (1812-1870), one of the greatest novelists of all time.
2024 Myths and Legends – Robin Hood – 1oz Silver proof £2 – Charles III
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Robin Hood lived around the 13th/14th century and famously stole from the rich to give to the poor, and lived in Sherwood Forest.
2023 Two Pounds – The Lion and The Eagle – 1oz Silver Proof – Charles III
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This is part of a group of commemorative coins to celebrate the relationship between the UK and USA. The image shows the British Lion and the American Eagle.
2023 Bond Films of the 1960s – 1oz Silver Proof £2 – Charles III
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The first coin in Royal Mint's "Bond Films of the 1960s". Shows "Little Nellie" from "You Only Live Twice" (1967, Sean Connery).
2005 Gold 2 Pound Coin – Gunpowder Plot
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The 2005 Gold Two Pounds coin commemorates the 400th anniversary of the Gunpowder Plot. Read how back in 1605 there was a failed assassination attempt to kill King James I.
2023 Two Pound Definitive Design – Charles III
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The first King Charles III £2 definitive design for circulation. Definitives are the standard designs seen on the majority of official circulating currency. Unlike commemoratives (which are usually one-off designs), definitive designs stay the same for years or even decades.
2016 Two Pound Coin – Shakespeare Comedy
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A three-coin series was released in 2016 marking the 400th Anniversary of the Death of William Shakespeare. This coin is 'Shakespeare Comedies'. Reverse designed by John Bergdahl.
2023 Two Pounds 1oz Silver Proof JRR Tolkien
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One ounce Silver Proof £2 coin to commemorate JRR Tolkien, author of The Hobbit and Lord of the Rings. Tolkien was Professor of Anglo-Saxon and later Professor of English Language and Literature, both at Oxford University.