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English Cased : Auction 179 : Lot 528

Date Sold	Category	Lot	Description	Sale Price
04/12/2022 Auction 179	English Cased	Lot 528	Royal Mint Year Set 1983 Martini Set (8 coins) One Pound to Half New Penny, includes the error Two Pence with 'NEW PENCE' reverse legend S.C2A, UNC and fully lustrous, the error Two Pence known to be one of the rarest Decimal coins, in the Royal Mint wallet as issued More coins like this	£1,100

Royal Mint Year Set 1983 Martini Set (8 coins) One Pound to Half New Penny, includes the error Two Pence with 'NEW PENCE' reverse legend S.C2A, UNC and fully lustrous, the error Two Pence known to be one of the rarest Decimal coins, in the Royal Mint wallet as issued : English Cased : Auction 179 : Lot 528

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