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John Lobban designed the reverse of this coin, which includes William and Mary's royal cypher, a mace, and a crown with 'TERCENTENARY OF THE BILL OF RIGHTS' above and the anniversary dates - '1689' and '1989' - below.
The obverse of Bill of Rights coins displays Raphael Maklouf's third definitive coin portrait of Queen Elizabeth II with 'TWO POUNDS' below and '· ELIZABETH II · DEI · GRATIA · REGINA · F · D ·' around.
Before 1997, UK £2 coins were made exclusively for collectors without the distinctive bi-metallic appearance of later issues. This 1989 Two Pound is struck in 15.98 grams of solid .925 sterling silver with a high-shine proof finish.
The certificate included with this coin indicates that some 25,000 Bill of Rights coins were issued in 1989. These coins were also issued in two-coin BU, silver proof and piedfort silver proof sets, which are more common.
This commemorative coin from The Royal Mint is supplied in the original display case, complete with a certificate of authenticity. This is an older release in good pre-owned condition with all original presentation packaging included.