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1987 English Oak Tree One Pound Brilliant Uncirculated Coin In Folder

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A new series of designs for the One Pound coin were introduced in 1983. They took inspiration from the national flora of each Home Nation and the stories they inspire. The new coins, including this brilliant uncirculated version, feature the leek for Wales, the thistle for Scotland or, as here, the oak tree for England. The oak tree is the national tree of England, as well as several other countries around the world. It symbolises strength, longevity and wisdom, and can be found across the British Isles. This coin marks the first time that an oak tree in its entirety has been featured on UK coinage. On the reverse, it shows a strong oak tree from branches to roots encircled by the Royal Diadem. Below the denomination 'ONE POUND' is transcribed. Around the edge of this BU coin is the inscription 'DECUS ET TUTAMEN' which translates to 'an ornament and a safeguard.' This design is paired with Raphael Maklouf’s portrait of Elizabeth II on the obverse, the third official effigy of The Queen. Comprised of a nickel-brass alloy and with a weight of 9.50 grams, this coin is finished to BU standard giving a better quality and definition than circulated coins. It has a diameter of 22.50 milimetres and is one of 72,607 issued. This £1 coin is presented in the original packaging from The Royal Mint, and comes with its certificate of authenticity.

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Obverse

Portrait of Her Majesty the Queen by Raphael Maklouf. Third official effigy. Legend around: 'ELIZABETH · II · D · G · REG · F · D · 1987'.

Reverse

Oak tree encircled by Royal Diadem with the denomination written below. Part of a series featuring the national plant of each Home Nation. Artist: Leslie Durbin.

Edge

Edge inscription: 'DECUS ET TUTAMEN'.

Specification

Brilliant uncirculated coin, struck in 9.50 grams of nickel-brass alloy. Diameter: 22.50 millimetres. Face value: £1 / One Pound.

Presentation

Coin comes in its original presentation and packaging. One of 72,607 issued in this format.

Condition

The images provided of this product are stock photos. The coin you receive will be from the same issue and will have the same specifications. Some modern UK coins naturally develop toning or milk spots over time and these features may be present on the coin you receive. We cannot exchange coins displaying toning or milkspots.