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2017 Isaac Newton Fifty Pence Royal Mint Experience Coin

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The Britannia Coin Company
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2017 Strike Your Own brilliant uncirculated Fifty Pence in a sought-after design: Aaron West's Sir Isaac Newton commemoration. In response to the enthusiasm among UK coin-lovers for this Proposition 11 solar ellipse design, the Mint added the coin to its Strike Your Own offering exclusively available at their experience centre. Celebrating 375 years since the former Master of the Mint's birth, the celebratory reverse is joined by an obverse bearing Elizabeth II by Jody Clark. This is a BU Strike Your Own, produced in 8.00 grams of cupronickel alloy to a 27.30 millimetre diameter. The significant collectability of this special edition of one of the UK's favourite 50 Pence coins is increased by the Mint's issue figure of only 4,957 pieces. Your Sir Isaac Newton coin, only available from 14 October to 31 December 2017, arrives protectively capsuled in the original Royal Mint Experience card wallet. System.Threading.Tasks.Task`1[System.String] System.Threading.Tasks.Task`1[System.String]