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2022 The Bob Shilling Coin Nicknames Pack

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The Britannia Coin Company
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The 'Bob' Shilling coin from The Royal Mint's Coin Names and Their Nicknames collection. The humble Shilling, long representing a good day's pay, has held a place in the halls of treasured British coinage since the reign of Henry VII. The circulated Bob included in this commemorative release is extremely fine in quality and includes the original celebratory display folder. Its design is that of the standard definitive presentation in line with its date. Your ‘Bob’ was struck by The Royal Mint into a pre-decimal Britain, in 5.66 grams of cupronickel alloy. This 23.60 millimetre coin is offered protected within the original Coin Names and their Nicknames folder, rich in nostalgic commemoration for this beloved British coin. This is a pre-owned presentation sure to please UK coin lovers and represents a great way to celebrate the Shilling in your coin collection. System.Threading.Tasks.Task`1[System.String] System.Threading.Tasks.Task`1[System.String]