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Gold coin New British Sovereigns Elisabeth 2

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  • 7.3227 g
  • 7.9881 g
  • Country of origin United Kingdom
  • 917.0‰
  • 1953
  • GOLD
  • Coin
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Geslagen van 1957 tot vandaag.

De munt heeft verschillende versies van het portret van de Koningin.

De sovereign Elisabeth 2 heeft de grootste diversiteit aan ontwerpen op zowel voor- als achterzijde.

Op de voorzijde zien we de beeltenis van Koningin Elisabeth 2 in profiel, het is omgeven door de inscriptie :

" ELISABETH 2.DEI-GRATIA.REGINA.F-D "

wat betekent :

Elisabeth 2 koningin bij de gratie van god, verdediger van het geloof.

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