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2023 Flying Scotsman Two Pound Brilliant Uncirculated Coin

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The Britannia Coin Company
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Flying Scotsman, a magnificent British locomotive, is celebrated in this £2 BUnc coin from The Royal Mint. 2023 was the world-famous stream-engine's centenary year, which was commemorated by the Mint in a special release. In a reverse design by John Bergdahl, Scotsman is shown in full-stream streaking across the face of this brilliant uncirculated coin. The obverse of this Two Pound piece houses Charles III by Martin Jennings - his first portrait as king - and a unique edge inscription is also present. We offer this pre-owned coin in the original folder, housing insightful information celebrating 100 years of Flying Scotsman. In line with other £2 coins, this edition has an outer ring of nickel-brass encircling an inner alloy of copper-nickel. In total this British coin weighs 12.00 grams and has a diameter of 28.40 millimetres. A perfect next stop for railway enthusiasts and fans of British heritage! System.Threading.Tasks.Task`1[System.String] System.Threading.Tasks.Task`1[System.String]