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2022 Commonwealth Games Fifty Pence Royal Mint Experience UK Folder Coin

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The Britannia Coin Company
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Strike Your Own Royal Mint Experience Commonwealth Games 50p with rare 'United Kingdom' error on the included folder. Released in a number of collectable finishes in 2022 to celebrate Birmingham's hosting, this Strike Your Own is a special edition. Natasha Preece produced a symmetrical design for the reverse, representing the Games' distinct identity as well the host city's. This is joined by Jody Clark's definitive effigy of Elizabeth II to the obverse, struck to a brilliant uncirculated finish intended for collectors. This 27.30 millimetre Strike Your Own presentation includes a notable error found in the included Royal Mint Experience packaging. Below the 8.00 gram cupronickel 50 Pence reads that the Games were returning to the 'United Kingdom' for the first time in 20 years - forgetting the 2014 Glasgow Games. The Mint quickly amended the error with a full reprint, although rare pre-owned examples such as this still exist. Obtain yours today! System.Threading.Tasks.Task`1[System.String] System.Threading.Tasks.Task`1[System.String]