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Geordie582

Anniversary of Sovereign £2

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I've decided to put this subject in it's own Topic as I am seriously puzzled. They do not appear in Spinks and I haven't seen them mentioned anywhere else. Can anyone throw light on this? :huh:

£2 Sovereign Anniversary obverse

£2 Sovereign Anniversary reverse

Sorry about the obverse, but Coincraft is not an easy book to manipulate on the scanner!

By the way the reverse is type 5 not 4 as I originaly said. :unsure:

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The whole 1989 coins looked like that...I had a set of them.

Quite popular because of the design. I'm sure they're in Spink, even if not illustrated.

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They do not appear in Spinks

Page 484, 2006 issue.

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My Spinks is 2004 issue and it does not appear, so that may explain it. Although I'm still puzzled that I have never seen one, even on ebay?

Any idea for the omission from the 2004 Spinks?

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I'm sure it's in there. Leaf through the pages of Elizabeth II one at a time, I tend to miss things if I look for them quickly!

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In the 2001 Spinks it has a picture of the sovereign and the two pound entry refers to it, along with the five pound and half sovereign entries. These designs were only used for the four gold proof coins of that year.

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O.K.! Found it! Top of page 483 in my copy. The picture is small enough to be overlooked! Thanks folks! Still haven't seen any on ebay or other sites, though! B)

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