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2016 UK Brilliant Uncirculated Annual Definitive Coin Set

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199.40 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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This 2016 definitive BU set represents multiple key shifts in UK coinage. The most apparent to collectors comes on the 'heads', or obverse, side of these base metal British coins. This is because these are among the first to feature Elizabeth II's portrait by Jody Clark. The included £2 bears a new design on both sides, as the reverse holds the new-for-2016 Britannia portrait by Antony Dufort. Matt Dent's jigsaw-like design is showcased on the 50p-1p and the £1 is significant in being the last 'round pound' before 12-sided versions took over. This significant set of standard definitive coins are finished to BU quality, meaning they are struck multiple times to achieve a fine finish not present in your change. This pre-owned set is offered in the original folder - with informational booklet - which houses the coins in a sturdy card wallet. An important year which boosts any collection! System.Threading.Tasks.Task`1[System.String] System.Threading.Tasks.Task`1[System.String]