2004 Forth Railway Bridge One Pound Gold Proof Coin

Forth Railway Bridge 22-carat gold proof One Pound coin from The Royal Mint: the first decimal gold proof £1 issued by the Mint.

The Forth Bridge, completed in 1890, is a railway bridge that crosses the Firth of Forth in the east of Scotland and is considered a symbol of Scotland. These 2004 gold £1s show a design by Edwina Ellis featuring the Forth Rail Bridge surrounded by railway tracks.

• The Mint struck just 2,618 of these 2004 Pound coins in solid 22-carat gold with a proof finish
• The edge features a special criss-cross pattern, inspired by bridges and pathways
• We supply these 2004 Bridges coins in the original Mint packaging with a numbered COA