1983 Proof 6-Coin UK Annual Set
The Royal Mint's eight-coin annual set from 1983 is the second to feature a 20p and, notably, the very first to offer a £1 coin. The introduction of the One Pound dethroned the 50p as the largest standard denomination, and it holds a reverse design by Eric Sewell. Included alongside this new coin are a 50p (with Britannia design), a 20p, a 10p, a 5p (in its original larger format), a 2p, a 1p (with portcullis design) and a Halfpenny. All eight in this set feature the Arnold Machin portrait of Her Majesty the Queen on the obverse, the second official effigy of her to be used on British coinage. Each base metal coin enjoys a superior proof standard, giving a finer finish achieved with multiple strikes of hand-finished dies. Your pre-owned, historic 1983 is a must-have year and here includes the new-style presentation packaging to accommodate these UK coins. The Royal Mint, according to released data, released 107,800 of these £1 coin sets. System.Threading.Tasks.Task`1[System.String] System.Threading.Tasks.Task`1[System.String]