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1998 Proof 10-Coin UK Annual Set

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47.85 USD
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The Britannia Coin Company
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2026-07-28
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This 1998 annual proof set from The Royal Mint features several special commemorative coins and acts as a great reminder of the year for any collector. In the centre of this set is a stunning Five Pound crown which celebrates the fiftieth birthday of Prince Charles. It is joined by the 25th anniversary of the UK's membership of the European Union 50p, and the remainder of the year's definitive designs. The set of 1998 is also highly notable for being the first to feature Ian Rank-Broadley's then-new portrait of Elizabeth II on the obverse. It is presented for display thanks to the original presentation folder which is included with your pre-owned, one-year-only 1998 Proof Set. The Mint reports that this edition of the collectable 1998 Proof Set was issued a total of 36,907 times. Add this pivotal year for UK coinage to your run of annual sets today, or give it as a cherished coinage gift. System.Threading.Tasks.Task`1[System.String] System.Threading.Tasks.Task`1[System.String]