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1997-1998 Two Pound Silver Proof Two-Coin Set

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Silver
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925‰
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24.000
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The Britannia Coin Company
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This exceptional two-coin silver proof set marks the historic introduction of the bi-metallic £2 coin to circulation. Struck in .925 sterling silver to the highest proof standard, both coins in this dual-dated set feature the iconic reverse design by Bruce Rushin, symbolising the advancement of human knowledge with concentric rings representing technological progress through the ages. The 1997 coin was issued only in sets and never released into circulation, making it especially sought after. The 1998 coin represents the first year of general circulation for the new Two Pound. Both coins bear the classic 'Standing on the Shoulders of Giants' edge inscription: a tribute to scientific achievement, quoting Sir Isaac Newton. Housed in the original Royal Mint presentation case with a certificate of authenticity, this pre-owned two-coin set offers collectors a beautifully struck and historically significant addition to any modern British coin collection. System.Threading.Tasks.Task`1[System.String] System.Threading.Tasks.Task`1[System.String]