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2011 Prince Philip 90th Birthday Five Pound Brilliant Uncirculated Mint Pack Coin

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19.94 USD
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The Britannia Coin Company
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United Kingdom
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2026-07-27
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Royal Mint Five Pound Crown celebrating, in 2011, The Late Duke of Edinburgh's 90th birthday. This landmark occasion celebrated a varied life of service across many fields and charitable themes. The Royal Mint marked the occasion through the release of this Prince Philip Crown. Struck to brilliant uncirculated quality, this UK coin holds a proud side profile of Philip on the reverse, a design by Mark Richards. Complimentary, his wife for many decades is found on the obverse in Ian Rank-Broadley definitive portraiture. This commemorative birthday Crown is struck in 28.28 grams of cupronickel alloy to a 38.61 millimetre diameter. Included is the illustrated Royal Mint folder, highlighting the extensive achievements and diverse experiences held by Prince Philip The Duke of Edinburgh. A fitting tribute to one of Britain's most prolific public servants in recent times. System.Threading.Tasks.Task`1[System.String] System.Threading.Tasks.Task`1[System.String]