Double Gold Proof 2004 £1 Pattern Set Heraldic Beasts and 2003 Bridges
Manufacturer: Royal Mint
Weight (grams): 156,8
Pure Gold content (grams): 143,812
Fineness: 916.7
Dimensions: Coin: 22.5mm Diameter each
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This Royal Mint Set combines 2004 Pattern Beasts and 2003 Bridges sets and contains eight £1 coins in total and is presented in a blue velvet case with engraved brass plate and certificate.
The Gold Proof 2004 Four-Coin One-Pound Pattern Collection. This set contains four gold £1 coins, featuring the Scottish Unicorn, Welsh Dragon, Northern Europe White Hart and English Lion by T. Noad.
This set contains four gold £1 coins, featuring bridges of the UK, which at the time, were all forerunners to a new series of designs for the £1 coin. The four featured bridges are the Forth bridge, the Telford bridge, the Egyptian bridge and the Millennium bridge.
These proof £1 gold coins have a plain edge, (so to continue the custom of striking plain-edged specimens for coin collectors) apart from a hallmark which guarantees their status as Royal Mint patterns. The obverse of these gold £1 coins contain the inscription 'PATTERN' where they would normally have the words "ONE POUND". Boxed with certificate.
| QTY | Unit Price |
|---|---|
| 1+ | 8 246 € |
This Royal Mint Set combines 2004 Pattern Beasts and 2003 Bridges sets and contains eight £1 coins in total and is presented in a blue velvet case with engraved brass plate and certificate.
The Gold Proof 2004 Four-Coin One-Pound Pattern Collection. This set contains four gold £1 coins, featuring the Scottish Unicorn, Welsh Dragon, Northern Europe White Hart and English Lion by T. Noad.
This set contains four gold £1 coins, featuring bridges of the UK, which at the time, were all forerunners to a new series of designs for the £1 coin. The four featured bridges are the Forth bridge, the Telford bridge, the Egyptian bridge and the Millennium bridge.
These proof £1 gold coins have a plain edge, (so to continue the custom of striking plain-edged specimens for coin collectors) apart from a hallmark which guarantees their status as Royal Mint patterns. The obverse of these gold £1 coins contain the inscription 'PATTERN' where they would normally have the words "ONE POUND". Boxed with certificate.