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2024 TIE Fighter Fifty Pence Brilliant Uncirculated Star Wars Coin

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The Britannia Coin Company
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2024 Star Wars TIE fighter 50p from The Royal Mint. Anyone who has watched a Star Wars film knows the unmistakable sound of an approaching TIE, and this iconic single-seater fighter is found here on the reverse of a UK coin. In this design, the imposing TIE fighter is presented in screaming flight with the Star Wars logo below. This special release, in partnership with Lucasfilm, also includes a lenticular feature which includes a silhouetted TIE. On the reverse of this cupronickel 50p is Martin Jennings' effigy of Charles III. The quality of both sculptures is enhanced thanks to the brilliant uncirculated standard granted to this TIE fighter 50p. The original Star Wars booklet is included with your BU coin, allowing readers to enjoy a commemoration of the imposing ship within. This is a limited edition Royal Mint Star Wars coin, offered here in very good pre-owned condition. System.Threading.Tasks.Task`1[System.String] System.Threading.Tasks.Task`1[System.String]