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GREAT BRITAIN. Proof Five Pounds commemorating the Death of Admiral Lord Nelson. 2005

3.86 cm (diameter) | RCIN 447016

GREAT BRITAIN. Proof five pounds commemorating the Battle of Trafalgar

Royal Mint

GREAT BRITAIN. Proof five pounds commemorating the Battle of Trafalgar 2005

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GREAT BRITAIN. Proof five pounds commemorating the Battle of Trafalgar

Royal Mint

GREAT BRITAIN. Proof five pounds commemorating the Battle of Trafalgar 2005

©

GREAT BRITAIN. Proof five pounds commemorating the Battle of Trafalgar

Royal Mint

GREAT BRITAIN. Proof five pounds commemorating the Battle of Trafalgar 2005

©

GREAT BRITAIN. Proof five pounds commemorating the Battle of Trafalgar

Royal Mint

GREAT BRITAIN. Proof five pounds commemorating the Battle of Trafalgar 2005

©

GREAT BRITAIN. Proof five pounds commemorating the Battle of Trafalgar

Royal Mint

GREAT BRITAIN. Proof five pounds commemorating the Battle of Trafalgar 2005

©

Description

1 coin : cupro-nickel Obverse: Diademed bust of Elizabeth II right ELIZABETH . II D . G . REG Below: FIVE POUNDS Reverse: Uniformed bust of Lord Nelson facing wearing a tricorn hat, dividing HORATIO - NELSON / 1805 - 2005
People involved

Creator(s)

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(mint)

Subject(s)

Search the collection View the person page Queen Elizabeth II, Queen of the United Kingdom (1926-2022)

Search the collection Horatio Nelson (1758-1805)
Physical properties

Medium and techniques

silver

Measurements

3.86 cm (diameter)
Groupings
Category
Coins, Commemorative Medals and Banknotes
Object type(s)
money
coins
proof coins
Subject(s)
Social sciences
Military affairs
Wars, Campaigns & Battles
Wars
Wars of the nineteenth century
Napoleonic Empire Wars (1803-1815)
Battle of Trafalgar, 1805 (Napoleonic Empire Wars)

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