2021 Through the Looking-Glass £2 1oz Silver Proof
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The 2021 Through the Looking-Glass £2 Silver Proof. One ounce 999.9 silver proof version and it was the second coin from the Royal Mint’s Treasury of Tales collection.
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2021 Through the Looking-Glass £2 1oz Silver Proof
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The 2021 Through the Looking-Glass £2 Silver Proof. One ounce 999.9 silver proof version and it was the second coin from the Royal Mint’s Treasury of Tales collection.
2017 50 Pence Coin – Sir Isaac Newton
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Besides being one of the most famous scientists in history, Newton was also made Master of the Mint in 1699. 2017 was the 375th Anniversary of the birth of Sir Isaac Newton (1642-1727).
2019 Gold Sovereign – India
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Minted at the mint in India under licence from the Royal Mint. The sovereigns are minted with the quality control of the Royal Mint and are legal tender in the UK. There is an 'I' mint mark just above the date.
2011 50 Pence Coin – WWF
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The 2011 fifty pence coin celebrates 50 years of the work of the World Wide Fund for Nature (WWF). The reverse shows 50 animals and symbols.
2020 Silver Britannia Proof
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The Reverse, by James Tottle, shows Britannia standing with shield and trident, waves and Union flag in background. Metal is .999 Silver.
1986 One Pound Coin – Flax Plant
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On the reverse is the Flax Plant and royal diadem representing Northern Ireland. The design, by Leslie Durbin, was used in 1986 and 1991.
2018 One Pound Coin – Nations of the Crown
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The 2018 One Pound Coin reverse shows a Rose, leek, thistle, and shamrock encircled by a coronet which are the Nations of the Crown representing the United Kingdom.
2008 Silver Britannia BU
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The 2008 Silver Britannia (£2) BU/Unc shows Britannia standing with a trident and a shield. Britannia's dress artistically transforms into a wave.
2019 10p – C – Cricket
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The 'C' coin in the Quintessentially British A-Z 10p Coins collection is Cricket, the summer game of Britain. Cricket was first played in the 16th Century.
2004 Gold Proof 50p Coin – Four-minute mile
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2004 was the 50th Anniversary of the famous race leading to the first four-minute mile by Roger Bannister, one of sports greatest breakthroughs.