Elizabeth II

2020 Fifty Pence Team GB Proof Reverse 2020 50 Pence Coin – Team GB - This coin was issued to recognise Team GB’s participation in the 2020 Tokyo Olympic Games. The Reverse shows logos of some of the sports that Team GB will compete in.
2021 Fifty Pence Team GB BU Reverse 2021 50 Pence Coin – Team GB BU - Issued to recognise Team GB’s participation in the 2020 Tokyo Olympic Games - the 2020 Olympics Held in 2021 due to the COVID pandemic.
2021 Gold Britannia Proof Half-Ounce Reverse 2020 Gold Britannia Half-Ounce – Proof - The 2021 Gold Britannia Half-Ounce Proof. 999.9 (99.99%) gold. The gold content in 1/2 Troy ounce, with a diameter of 27mm.
2017 Silver Britannia Proof Reverse 2017 Silver Britannia Proof - This was the 20th anniversary of the Silver Britannia so there is a small trident with a 20 in the prongs on the right as a special mint mark.
2021 Twenty Pence Proof Reverse RM 2021 Twenty Pence – Elizabeth II - 2021 Twenty Pence Elizabeth II:. Definitive design used in circulation. The Reverse was designed by Jody Clark.
2004 Gold Proof Two Pounds Steam Locomotive 2004 Trevithick Steam Locomotive Gold £2 - The 2004 two pounds piece commemorates the 200th anniversary of Trevithick's Locomotive for the railway. Richard Trevithick (1771–1833) was a British inventor and mining engineer from Cornwall.
1979 Sovereign Proof Reverse 1979 Gold Sovereign Proof - 1979 finally saw the issue of Elizabeth II Proof Sovereigns. Prior to this proofs had been extremely rare. This sovereign has the Arnold Machin Obverse.
No Picture List of Elizabeth II Sovereigns - A List of Elizabeth II Gold Sovereigns. Description, history and lots more information especially for coin collectors and investors.
No Picture List of Elizabeth II Gold Coins - List of Elizabeth II Gold Coins with details, images and numismatic notes.
2020 Two Pound Mayflower Proof Reverse 2020 Two Pound Coin – Mayflower - This coin is to commemorate the 400th anniversary of the historic voyage of the Mayflower, which carried the first Pilgrims from Plymouth to America. The ship was only 100 feet long and 30 feet wide.