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2019 The Gruffalo Fifty Pence Silver Proof Gift Set With Book

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925‰
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The Britannia Coin Company
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A special boxed gift set from The Royal Mint, marking 20 years of The Gruffalo. Julia Donaldson's treasured story of a mouse and his encounters with various predators has been read countless times and enjoyed by children and adults alike. Inside the illustrated box is a .925 silver 50p and a hardback copy of The Gruffalo. The 8.00 gram silver coin depicts the Gruffalo with book-accurate colouring in collaboration with Magic Light Pictures. The meticulous proof finish, and the 7.40 grams of intrinsic silver, of this Gruffalo UK coin are protected within an illustrated acrylic display block. This special presentation is one of only 1,000 and we include the numbered certificate of authenticity with your cherished pre-owned Gruffalo set. An ideal gift for anyone in your life who has enjoyed Julia Donaldson's story over its decades of telling! System.Threading.Tasks.Task`1[System.String] System.Threading.Tasks.Task`1[System.String]