50 New Pence 1976 - Elizabeth II (2nd Effigy), Great Britain - TheRedshop

Its distinctive design and rarity make it a sought-after collector's item for lovers of ancient coins.
Features of the 1976 50 New Pence
Country: Great Britain
Year of issue: 1976
Monarch: Elizabeth II (2nd effigy)
Face value: 50 new pence
Metal: cupronickel
Diameter: 30 mm
Weight: 13.5 g
Quality: TTB (Very, Very Beautiful)
Obverse: Portrait of Queen Elizabeth II, by Arnold Machin.
Reverse: The figure of Britannia seated, holding a trident and shield, a symbol of the United Kingdom's maritime power.
The reverse of this currency features Britannia, an allegory of British strength and sovereignty. This performance, deeply rooted in the history of the United Kingdom, gives this piece a unique heritage value.
Although circulating at the time, the 1976 50 New Pence became increasingly popular with collectors. Its TTB (Very, Very Beautiful) condition guarantees good conservation, preserving the original details and a beautiful overall appearance.
British collector coins are in increasing demand, and those minted under Elizabeth II remain particularly coveted. Adding these 1976 50 pence to your collection means owning an authentic testimony to a bygone era.  Fast and secure shipping and limited stock!
Don't miss this unique opportunity to acquire a historic piece!