1983 United Kingdom Uncirculated One Pound Coin - Royal Mint Presentation Folder

Overview

A 1983 United Kingdom One Pound Coin Presented In Its Original Royal Mint Tri-Fold Presentation Folder. The Folder Is Titled "1983 United Kingdom Uncirculated 1.00 Coin" And Features Imagery Of A Mounted Household Cavalry Soldier. The Coin Entered Circulation On 21 April 1983 As The First British One Pound Coin, Replacing The One Pound Banknote.

The Reverse Of The Coin Displays The Royal Arms With "One Pound" Inscribed Below. The Obverse Features The Arnold Machin Portrait Of Queen Elizabeth Ii With The Legend "D.G.Reg.F.D.1983 Elizabeth.Ii" Visible Around The Rim. The Edge Carries The Latin Inscription "Decus Et Tutamen" (An Ornament And A Safeguard).

Condition Notes

* Coin Displays Bright, Lustrous Surfaces Consistent With An Uncirculated Issue
* No Visible Contact Marks, Scratches Or Wear On Either Obverse Or Reverse
* Presentation Folder Shows Light Wear To Edges And Corners
* Minor Scuffing And Surface Marks Visible On The Blue Panels Of The Folder
* Some Light Creasing And Wear To The Folder Spine
* Folder Text Panels Remain Legible And Intact

Specifications

* Country: United Kingdom
* Denomination: One Pound
* Year: 1983
* Monarch: Queen Elizabeth Ii
* Mint: Royal Mint, Llantrisant
* Composition: Nickel-Brass
* Designer (Obverse): Arnold Machin
* Edge: Lettered - "Decus Et Tutamen"
* Reverse Design: Royal Arms
* Presentation: Original Royal Mint Tri-Fold Folder With Historical Text And ImageryFR
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