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Royal Mint

Great Britain. Elizabeth II proof One pound 2005

2.25 cm (diameter) | RCIN 447018

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 : nickel brass Obverse: Diademed bust of Elizabeth II right. ELIZABETH . II. D.G. REG. F.D. 2005 Reverse: A reprentation of the Menai Bridge within a border of triangles ONE POUND
People involved

Creator(s)

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Subject(s)

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

Medium and techniques

nickel brass

Measurements

2.25 cm (diameter)
Groupings
Category
Coins, Commemorative Medals and Banknotes
Object type(s)
money
coins
proof coins
Subject(s)
Places
Europe
Great Britain
Wales
Anglesey [Wales]
Menai Bridge [Anglesey]
Arts, Recreation, Entertainment & Sport
Plastic arts
Numismatics
Coins
Proof coins

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