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1995 Annual Family Silver Proof UK Coin Set

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Silver
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925‰
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41.460
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41.04
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41.04
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99.70 USD
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The Britannia Coin Company
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United Kingdom
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2026-07-28
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Collectable three-coin silver proof 1995 UK Annual Set from [The Royal Mint](file:///buy-coins/the-royal-mint/), supplied in the original box with a certificate of authenticity. These Family Silver Sets include the three British commemorative coins issued in 1995, including the [Dove of Peace £2](file:///buy-coins/silver-coins/1995-ww2-2-silver/), marking the 50th anniversary of the end of WWII, the [United Nations £2](file:///buy-coins/silver-coins/1995-peace-2-silver/), for the UN's 50th anniversary, and the [Welsh Dragon £1](file:///buy-coins/silver-coins/1995-welsh-dragon-1-silver/), featuring the national symbol of Wales. - All three coins are struck in solid .925 sterling silver with a premium [proof finish](file:///buy-coins/proof/) - The obverses all display [Raphael Maklouf](file:///blog/raphael-maklouf/)'s third definitive portrait of [Queen Elizabeth II](file:///buy-coins/elizabeth-ii/) - The Mint issued no more than 1,000 of these sets, with coins taken from individual mintages