Britain 50 pence New Design Shield Arms Royal Symbol PR70 PCGS silver coin 2009

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A new coin.

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    The 2009 Great Britain 50 Pence silver coin “New Design Shield of the Royal Arms” marks a milestone in modern British numismatics, featuring the contemporary interpretation of the national coat of arms. The reverse, designed by Matthew Dent, presents the lower-right section of the Royal Shield of Arms, showing part of the three lions passant of England and the lion rampant of Scotland, divided by elegant heraldic lines. When combined with the other denominations of the same series, the coins form the complete Royal Shield — a brilliant symbol of unity and national identity. The obverse depicts the effigy of Queen Elizabeth II by Ian Rank-Broadley, encircled by the legend “ELIZABETH·II·D·G·REG·F·D·2009”. Struck in fine silver to Proof standard and graded PCGS PR70DCAM, this coin represents perfection in design and finish, uniting tradition and innovation in British heraldry.

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    Item type Coin / Collector coins
    Internal Reference UK139
    Nominal sum 50 pence
    Nominal, number 50
    Weight, g 8.00
    Diameter, mm 27.3
    Quality of coinage Proof
    Mintage unknown
    CoA No
    Case No
    Country Europe / United Kingdom
    Certification PCGS
    Year 2009
    Bimetal No
    Coin material Silver / Ag 925
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