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2024 Steppe Mammoth Fifty Pence Brilliant Uncirculated Ice Age Coin

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The Britannia Coin Company
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2024 Royal Mint BU 50p celebrating an icon of the Ice Age: the steppe mammoth. Woolly steppe mammoths are synonymous with this period, and it is no surprise the Mint and Natural History Museum chose to include it in this ancient beasts series. Robert Nicholls, an acclaimed paleo-artist, sculpted the scientifically accurate reverse design featuring a fierce mammoth. To be found on the obverse side is an effigy of Charles III, designed by Martin Jennings. This UK woolly mammoth Fifty Pence is struck in the standard 8.00 grams of cupronickel and this Ice Age titan here enjoys a collectable brilliant uncirculated finish. More of Robert Nicholls' steppe mammoth artistry can be uncovered in the included presentation folder, as well as an overview of the mammoth's discovery and characteristics. This is a pre-owned mammoth 50p from The Royal Mint and a must-have in this collaboration with the Natural History Museum! System.Threading.Tasks.Task`1[System.String] System.Threading.Tasks.Task`1[System.String]