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2022 Memorial Fifty Pence Royal Mint Experience Coin

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33.23 USD
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The Britannia Coin Company
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2026-07-27
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A brilliant uncirculated UK Fifty Pence commemorating Elizabeth II's long life of service, ending in 2022 with the accession of Charles III to the throne. Royal Mint Experience visitors could strike this Queen Elizabeth II memorial coin between 28 October and 20 November 2022 as a mark of their respect and gratitude. The reverse side is taken from The Queen's 1953 Coronation Crown, credited in this profound edition to Edgar Fuller and Cecil Thomas. This Fifty Pence is also highly significant in being the first to bear Charles III as King on its obverse, present here in Martin Jennings' definitive design. This royal commemoration, comprising 8.00 grams of cupronickel alloy, looks both back on Elizabeth II's long reign as well forward at the very start of her son's Kingship. Your pre-owned 27.30 millimetre 50p is also housed in the original Strike Your Own protective folder. System.Threading.Tasks.Task`1[System.String] System.Threading.Tasks.Task`1[System.String]