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2022 Commonwealth Games Fifty Pence Royal Mint Experience Corrected Folder Coin

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The Britannia Coin Company
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2022 Strike Your Own Birmingham Commonwealth Games 50p with rare folder featuring sticker over internal error. The Royal Mint Experience offers visitors a chance to strike their own commemorative brilliant uncirculated coins, including this popular Commonwealth Games sporting coin. It features a geometric reverse by Natasha Preece which is inspired by Birmingham Library. This proud design is joined by a patriotic obverse portrait of Elizabeth II by Jody Clark. Specifications adhere to other 2022 cupronickel Fifty Pence pieces, meaning this pre-owned UK coin has a 27.30 millimetre diameter and weighs 8.00 grams. Of keen interest to collectors of quirky and notable coins is the included Royal Mint Experience folder. The original folder included an error: The Royal Mint omitted the 2014 Glasgow Games in claiming the Commonwealth competition had not entered the UK for 20 years. This unique folder has a corrective sticker covering that inner error - the Mint's temporary fix! System.Threading.Tasks.Task`1[System.String] System.Threading.Tasks.Task`1[System.String]