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Specifications |
| Issued |
1985, 1990 |
| Diameter |
22.5mm |
| Weight |
9.5g |
| Composition |
Nickel-Brass 70% copper,
5.5% nickel, 24.5% zinc |
| Obverse |
1985 Arnold Machin, 1990
Raphael Maklouf |
| Reverse |
Leslie Durbin |
| Edge |
Milled |
| Inscription |
PLEIDIOL WYF I'M GWLAD |
| Mintage |
1985: 228,430,749, 1990:
97,269,302 |
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| B.U pack |
C |
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£2.60 |
L |
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1985 |
I |
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UK85BP |
C |
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Sold |
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K |
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Design
details:
In 1985 the first new Royal portrait in nearly two decades was introduced
on the coins of the United Kingdom. The reverse design of the 1985 £1
features the national emblem of Wales – the leek - encircled by the Royal
Diadem. It was the second in a series of four issued to represent the four
constituent parts of the United Kingdom; Scotland, Wales, Northern Ireland
and England.
text source and credit Royal Mint |