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Lord Nelson Battle of Trafalgar Brilliant Finish Five Pound Coin - Excellent c2005
Bursledon, Hampshire
£15
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Hello,
I am selling this Lord Nelson Battle of Trafalgar Brilliant Finish Five Pound Coin that I have had for some time, which is in excellent condition.
These attractive Crowns are always in demand with coin collectors.
In honour of the 200th anniversary of victory at Trafalgar, and the death of Horatio Nelson, The Royal Mint released this commemorative Five Pound coin, including this brilliant finish. Nelson was born in 1758 and began his naval career at the age of just thirteen, on board his uncle’s ship. He had a swift and successful climb up the ranks, reaching Post Captain at just twenty-one, and eventually Vice-Admiral at age fifty-seven. Nelson’s most famous battle as Admiral was the Battle of Trafalgar in 1805 which saw the British Royal Navy gain victory over the combined French and Spanish fleet, regaining naval supremacy. While Britain was ultimately victorious at the Battle, celebrations afterwards were marred by the death of the popular Admiral.
This coin features a depiction of HMS Victory at sea with her sails billowing. The sea at the base of the design overlaps the rim of the coin to create a sense of motion and speed and was designed by Clive Duncan and has the name ‘TRAFALGAR’ inscribed below, and the dates 1805 - 2005 either side.
If you are a Lord Nelson fan who collects memorabilia, this brilliant finish coin is a must have.
Any questions, please contact me.
*Can be posted to anywhere in the UK via Royal Mail 24 Tracked so that all parties have peace of mind at buyers cost of (£4.50)
Posted: 22 days ago
Ad ID: 1494671524
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