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2022 Platinum Jubilee 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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United Kingdom
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2026-07-27
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Royal Mint Experience Strike Your Own Platinum Jubilee brilliant uncirculated 50p. Queen Elizabeth II celebrated an unprecedented 70th year on the throne in 2022, and visitors to the Mint's Wales-based visitor centre had the opportunity to strike their own commemorative coin. The obverse, by Jody Clark, holds the familiar effigy of The Queen as featured on previous definitive coins since 2015. The reverse, meanwhile, depicts a large '70' - the work of leading agency Osborne Ross. This coin was only available between 4 January 2022 and 3 Sep 2022 (excluding 6 February as this was reserved for the Struck on the Day variant). Those at The Royal Mint Experience struck this cupronickel Fifty Pence to an 8.00 gram gross weight and 27.30 millimetre diameter. This Strike Your Own Platinum Jubilee 50p also holds a collectable brilliant uncirculated quality and your pre-owned coin is protectively capsuled in the original presentation card. System.Threading.Tasks.Task`1[System.String] System.Threading.Tasks.Task`1[System.String]