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2023 Darth Vader And Emperor Palpatine Fifty Pence Coloured Brilliant Uncirculated Star Wars Coin

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The Britannia Coin Company
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The 2023 Darth Vader and Emperor Palpatine coloured Star Wars 50p. This Royal Mint 'Character Duos' UK coin turns villainous, thanks to this edition celebrating the Sith antagonists from the original Star Wars trilogy. Master and apprentice of the Dark Side are presented on the reverse by Lucasfilm and are found in full colour exactly as viewed onscreen. On the obverse of this brilliant uncirculated Sith 50p is Martin Jennings' definitive effigy of Charles III. Struck in 8.00 grams of cupronickel, this Lord Vader and Emperor Palpatine 50p is an important addition to the collection of any Star Wars or commemorative coin fan. This is especially the case given that this pre-owned edition includes the original display folder - a presentation with an issue limit of only 20,000. The coloured Vader and Palpatine 50p is no longer available from the Mint, so those who missed out in 2023 can strike back with this example! System.Threading.Tasks.Task`1[System.String] System.Threading.Tasks.Task`1[System.String]