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2020 Brexit Fifty Pence Struck On The Day Royal Mint Experience Coin

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The Britannia Coin Company
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UK brilliant uncirculated Fifty Pence struck on 31 January 2020: the day that the UK officially left the European Union. As well as the popular Strike Your Own opportunities at The Royal Mint Experience, visitors can also obtain a 'Struck on the Day' coin marking the most significant commemorations. This 'Peace, Prosperity and Friendship to all nations' 50p is also capsuled within the unique Struck on the Day card folder. The Brexit coin, which is inscribed with the full date of its striking, also holds an obverse bearing Elizabeth II as designed by Jody Clark. This UK coin is struck multiple times at The Royal Mint Experience meaning it holds a commemorative BU finish. Weighing 8.00 grams of cupronickel alloy, this pre-owned 27.30 millimetre coin arrives complete with unique Struck on the Day branding. Please note special Royal Mint Experience coins such as this EU withdrawal edition may show minor toning. System.Threading.Tasks.Task`1[System.String] System.Threading.Tasks.Task`1[System.String]