1951 GB Festival of Britain Crown aUNC

1951 GB Festival of Britain Crown aUNCThe 1951 Festival of Britain Crown was issued to celebrate the national exhibition marking Britains recovery and progress following World War II. Struck in cupro nickel, it features a portrait of George VI on the obverse. The reverse showcases the iconic St George and the Dragon design by Benedetto Pistrucci, a motif long associated with British crown coinage. As one of the first modern commemorative crowns, it remains a popular and affordable

marking one of the last major Australian engagements of the war

reflecting the historical significance of the Federation of Malaya

The design also includes the inscription RICHMOND BIRDWING and The Perth Mint’s traditional ‘P’ mintmark

this iconic species faces habitat pressures

where they’ll be admired for years to come

monetary denomination

Known for his polka-dot tie

Weighing approximately 27 grams and measuring 38–40 mm in diameter

The White Lion of Mortimer (sometimes known as the White Lion of March) is the seventh beast in the series

they are creatively interpreted rather than historically precise

Battles with the alien symbiote Venom have proved nearly lethal to the wall-crawler numerous times

A limited-edition collectible celebrating 60 years of the Red Arrows