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2024 Bees One Pound Royal Mint Experience Coin

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The Britannia Coin Company
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The Royal Mint Experience was abuzz in 2024 with visitors looking to strike their own UK coins, and this definitive £1 featuring two bees is a very popular choice. The brilliant uncirculated coin is complete with Martin Jennings' effigy of The King whose love for conservation drives the personally-approved charming reverse. The Royal Mint present a pair of bees on this 'tails' side alongside a pattern of interlocking 'C's representing Charles' holistic care. Nestled in the original Strike Your Own card wallet is this 12-sided One Pound, which weighs 8.75 grams and holds a 23.03 millimetre diameter. The BU finish, protected by the plastic covering running through the folder, adds a highly collectable detail throughout - especially in the lenticular feature to the obverse shimmering between '1' and '£'. This pre-owned Royal Mint Experience coin makes for an impressively fine addition to any collection of definitive British coins. System.Threading.Tasks.Task`1[System.String] System.Threading.Tasks.Task`1[System.String]