Saint Helena 25 Pence 1981

The Saint Helena 25 Pence 1981 is a silver coin that holds both historical and sentimental significance. It features a portrait of Queen Elizabeth II, marking an important event in her reign - the Royal Wedding of 1981. The coin is classified under KM# 9a and N# 106602. This particular coin is a proof coin, which means it is minted with extra care and attention to detail. It has a limited mintage of 30,000 pieces, making it a collectible item for numismatists and enthusiasts. The coin may have minor hairlines, which are small scratches or marks on the surface of the coin. These hairlines are common in proof coins due to the delicate nature of their production process. Saint Helena, the country associated with this coin, is a small island located in the South Atlantic Ocean. It has a rich history, as it was discovered by the Portuguese in 1502 and later became an important stopover for ships traveling between Europe and Asia. Today, Saint Helena is a British Overseas Territory, and its coins often feature important events or figures related to the British monarchy. The Royal Wedding of 1981, between Prince Charles and Lady Diana Spencer, was a highly anticipated global event, making this coin a memorable and cherished keepsake. Overall, the Saint Helena 25 Pence 1981 is not only a beautiful silver coin but also a piece of history that commemorates a significant moment in British royal history.

N° 1951 | Saint Helena 25 Pence 1981

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