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2017 Benjamin Bunny Fifty Pence Rotation Error Circulated Beatrix Potter Coin

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8.000
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The Britannia Coin Company
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Genuine rotation error 2017 Benjamin Bunny 50p: ready to add to your collection. Rotation errors are subtle and hard to spot. The easiest way to tell if your Benjamin Bunny 50p has a rotation error is to look at the heads side. Rotate the Queen's portrait so her eyes are looking left. Without rotating the coin, flip it horizontally so you are looking at the tails side. Is the design aligned the same? If it appears skewed to one side with the bunny's ears pointing anything other than straight up then you may have a rotation error coin. Thanks to The Royal Mint's quality control measures, modern error coins like these are scarce and sought after by collectors looking to add a unique piece to their Fifty Pence collection. System.Threading.Tasks.Task`1[System.String] System.Threading.Tasks.Task`1[System.String]