2015 Gold Proof £2 Magna Carta Coin
Southern Italy was so thoroughly hellenized that it was known as the Magna Graecia. The team buys thousands of coins every month via our postal valuation service. It’s a safe and easy way to sell coins from home with payment via bank transfer available the same day you confirm our price. The Royal Mint’s commemorative and bullion coins – often minted to mark important national events and anniversaries – are not intended for circulation. They might look like ordinary coins but they are generally worth much more, thanks to their scarcity, finish and composition.
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- The reverse design of the Magna Carta £2 coin was created by John Bergdahl, who has worked on several other coin designs for the Royal Mint.
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- It draws inspiration from 13th-century art and features King John alongside a baron and a bishop.
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- The initials JC, are just below the neckline of Her Majesty Queen Elizabeth II.
- The obverse of each coin shows the fifth portrait of Queen Elizabeth II, designed by Jody Clark.
- His journey began when he participated in an open competition to create designs for the definitive 1p, 2p, 5p, 10p, 20p, and 50p coins.
The reverse, deigned by John Bergdahl depicts the signing of the Magna Carta, with the design being minted in 22 carat yellow gold and the surrounding inscription in 22 carat red gold. From circulating £2s and 50ps to world coins, commemorative sets and new releases to ancients, we’ve got something for everyone. Make sure you save time to browse the glass, ceramics, jewellery, clocks and militaria on display in the rest of the shop, located at 143 High Street, Royal Wootton Bassett, SN4 7AB. King John lost a lot of money during the war against France, and so he increased taxes on the barons to pay for these losses. This angered the barons and caused them to rebel against the king, and a group magnacoin of 40 barons took over London in May 1215.
At Copes Coins we believe in high quality and exceptional customer service for everyone. But most importantly, we believe in providing you with coins that you will be delighted to add to your collection. The Magna Carta was signed by King John in order to end a rebellion against the king by many of the powerful barons, or people who owned land.
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This forced King John to negotiate with the barons, and the Magna Carta was signed in June 1215. He entered the realm of coin design for The Royal Mint 15 years ago without any formal training. His journey began when he participated in an open competition to create designs for the definitive 1p, 2p, 5p, 10p, 20p, and 50p coins.
Presentation packs released in 2015 contained the 4th portrait version while the majority of circulation coins feature the 5th portrait version. Please note that we don’t offer online valuation services anymore nor do we buy coins from the general public. Please only enquire if you’re interested in more information about buying the coin. As we update our inventory quarterly we operate using an enquiry first model. For coins in stock we’ll answer any questions you may have and then send you a private checkout page for payment.
We explore market trends and analyze sentiment to help you make informed decisions about your cryptocurrency investments. Two other commemorative £2 coins were minted in 2015 alongside the Magna Carta £2 coin. The 2015 First World War Navy HMS Belfast £2 coin and the 2015 Britannia 5th Portrait £2 which both had an extremely low mintage of just 650,000, making them very rare.
