One Pound 1983
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92 results for one pound 1983. Save this search. Update your shipping location 7 S 0 P O N S O A R P A 7 E E D-1-1. 1983 One Pound ’Royal Arms’ (D∙G∙REG∙F∙D∙1983 ELIZABETH∙II HONI SOIT QUI MAL Y PENSE DIEU ET MON DROIT ONE POUND) KM# 933 coin and its complete list. Oct 11, 2013 The coin was introduced on 21 April 1983 to replace the Bank of England one pound note, which ceased to be issued at the end of 1984 and was removed from circulation (though still redeemable at the Bank’s offices, like all British coins and banknotes) on 11 March 1988. 1983 Royal Mint The Royal Arms Silver Proof one Pound £1 coin, red box. The Very Highest Quality Coins.. 1983 Pound Coins
Obverse of 1983 One Pound Silver Proof Coin
Royal Arms on Reverse of 1983 Silver Proof One Pound Coin 1983 One Pound Coin
The year 1983 is significant for the United Kingdom as it heralds the introduction of the new one pound coin which entered circulation on 21st April 1983.
Obverse
The obverse of the coin shows the Arnold Machin portrait of The Queen which was adopted for decimalisation, and has been used on nearly all UK coinage since 1968. It continued in use until 1984.
Reverse
The reverse of the coin shows the Royal Arms, and it is appropriate that it should feature on one of the nation’s premier coins.
New online bingo sites. Queen Elizabeth II is a direct descendant of the Sovereigns of England, of Ireland and of Scotland. Accordingly Her Majesty is head of the oldest continuing Royal Lines in Christendom. As the embodiment of the Sovereignty of those countries, Her Majesty quarters their historic Arms.
The Royal Arms achieved their present form upon the accession of Queen Victoria in 1837 and have remained essentially the same ever since.
Edge
The edge is not only milled but also inscribed. The inscription in Latin reads:-
DECUS ET TUTAMEN
Which may be translated as ’an ornament and a safeguard’. This inscription dates back to the first machine-struck coins minted in 1662 and was a device to prevent ’clipping’.
Llantrisant Mint Mark
On the milled edge of the coin is the Llantrisant mint mark - a cross crosslet. This is the first United Kingdom coin to be struck with this distinctive feature. The shape of the cross alluding to Llantrisant, which translated from the Welsh means ’Church or Parish of the Three Saints’.
Design Competition
The design process for the pound coin began with a competition for the reverse design of the new coin. The entries were judged by the Royal Mint Advisory Committee, whose President is the Duke of Edinburgh, and the selected design by Eric Sewell, formerly Chief Engraver of the Royal Mint, was then submitted for the approval of Her Majesty The Queen.Technical Specifications
VersionDiameterWeightMetalAlloyAMW Ordinary Circulation22.509.50Nickel-brass Uncirculated in Folder22.509.50Nickel-brass Silver Proof22.509.50Silver0.925 Silver0.2825 Piedfort Silver Proof22.5019Silver0.925 Silver0.5650
Notes
Diameter = Diameter in millimetres
Weight = Weight in grams
Alloy = Proportion of precious metal
AMW = Actual weight in relevant precious metal content in troy ounces.VersionIssue LimitIssue Price £ Ordinary Circulation Uncirculated in Folder484,900 Silver Proof, Box & Certificate50,000 Silver Piedfort Proof, Box & Certificate10,000
For SaleOrdinary CirculationIf you wish to buy this product you will be redirected to www.chards.co.ukQuantityRateBuy1£6.00Uncirculated in FolderIf you wish to buy this product you will be redirected to www.chards.co.ukQuantityRateBuy1£8.95Call to check availabilitySilver Proof - Without CertificateIf you wish to buy this product you will be redirected to www.chards.co.ukQuantityRateBuy1£25.00
Silver Proof - With CertificateIf you wish to buy this product you will be redirected to www.chards.co.ukQuantityRateBuy1£35.00
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Fully Insured £9 (Usually by Royal Mail Special Delivery)
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Fully Insured $20
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1983 Coin Sets
Silver Proof Pounds & Silver Piedfort Pounds
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The URL for our main page is: https://24carat.co.uk Web Design by Snoop Value: $ 4.95Information: Krause numberKM# 954CountryUnited KingdomDenomination1 poundCurrency rate1 GBP = 1.38 USDYear1988PeriodQueen Elizabeth II (1982 - 2021)Coin typeCirculation coinsRulerElizabeth IICompositionNickel-BrassEdge typeReeded with letteringEdge description’DECUS ET TUTAMEN’ (An ornament and a safeguard)ShapeRoundAlignmentMedal (0°)Weight (gr)9.5Diameter (mm)22.5Thickness (mm)3.15Legend:ObverseELIZABETH II D G REG F DReverseONE POUNDWorth, USD: $ 4.95Creators:Mintage:MintMintageUncBUProofLlantrisant, United Kingdom7.919.000134.000125.000One Pound 1983 PriceTags:
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92 results for one pound 1983. Save this search. Update your shipping location 7 S 0 P O N S O A R P A 7 E E D-1-1. 1983 One Pound ’Royal Arms’ (D∙G∙REG∙F∙D∙1983 ELIZABETH∙II HONI SOIT QUI MAL Y PENSE DIEU ET MON DROIT ONE POUND) KM# 933 coin and its complete list. Oct 11, 2013 The coin was introduced on 21 April 1983 to replace the Bank of England one pound note, which ceased to be issued at the end of 1984 and was removed from circulation (though still redeemable at the Bank’s offices, like all British coins and banknotes) on 11 March 1988. 1983 Royal Mint The Royal Arms Silver Proof one Pound £1 coin, red box. The Very Highest Quality Coins.. 1983 Pound Coins
Obverse of 1983 One Pound Silver Proof Coin
Royal Arms on Reverse of 1983 Silver Proof One Pound Coin 1983 One Pound Coin
The year 1983 is significant for the United Kingdom as it heralds the introduction of the new one pound coin which entered circulation on 21st April 1983.
Obverse
The obverse of the coin shows the Arnold Machin portrait of The Queen which was adopted for decimalisation, and has been used on nearly all UK coinage since 1968. It continued in use until 1984.
Reverse
The reverse of the coin shows the Royal Arms, and it is appropriate that it should feature on one of the nation’s premier coins.
New online bingo sites. Queen Elizabeth II is a direct descendant of the Sovereigns of England, of Ireland and of Scotland. Accordingly Her Majesty is head of the oldest continuing Royal Lines in Christendom. As the embodiment of the Sovereignty of those countries, Her Majesty quarters their historic Arms.
The Royal Arms achieved their present form upon the accession of Queen Victoria in 1837 and have remained essentially the same ever since.
Edge
The edge is not only milled but also inscribed. The inscription in Latin reads:-
DECUS ET TUTAMEN
Which may be translated as ’an ornament and a safeguard’. This inscription dates back to the first machine-struck coins minted in 1662 and was a device to prevent ’clipping’.
Llantrisant Mint Mark
On the milled edge of the coin is the Llantrisant mint mark - a cross crosslet. This is the first United Kingdom coin to be struck with this distinctive feature. The shape of the cross alluding to Llantrisant, which translated from the Welsh means ’Church or Parish of the Three Saints’.
Design Competition
The design process for the pound coin began with a competition for the reverse design of the new coin. The entries were judged by the Royal Mint Advisory Committee, whose President is the Duke of Edinburgh, and the selected design by Eric Sewell, formerly Chief Engraver of the Royal Mint, was then submitted for the approval of Her Majesty The Queen.Technical Specifications
VersionDiameterWeightMetalAlloyAMW Ordinary Circulation22.509.50Nickel-brass Uncirculated in Folder22.509.50Nickel-brass Silver Proof22.509.50Silver0.925 Silver0.2825 Piedfort Silver Proof22.5019Silver0.925 Silver0.5650
Notes
Diameter = Diameter in millimetres
Weight = Weight in grams
Alloy = Proportion of precious metal
AMW = Actual weight in relevant precious metal content in troy ounces.VersionIssue LimitIssue Price £ Ordinary Circulation Uncirculated in Folder484,900 Silver Proof, Box & Certificate50,000 Silver Piedfort Proof, Box & Certificate10,000
For SaleOrdinary CirculationIf you wish to buy this product you will be redirected to www.chards.co.ukQuantityRateBuy1£6.00Uncirculated in FolderIf you wish to buy this product you will be redirected to www.chards.co.ukQuantityRateBuy1£8.95Call to check availabilitySilver Proof - Without CertificateIf you wish to buy this product you will be redirected to www.chards.co.ukQuantityRateBuy1£25.00
Silver Proof - With CertificateIf you wish to buy this product you will be redirected to www.chards.co.ukQuantityRateBuy1£35.00
Postage & Packing:
UK: At buyer’s Risk £3.50 or
Fully Insured £9 (Usually by Royal Mail Special Delivery)
USA: Airmail at buyer’s risk $10 or
Fully Insured $20
For further details, please see our Postage & Packing page. Aztec bingo dauber.
Order Form
Order Form USA
Order Form - Rest of World
1983 Coin Sets
Silver Proof Pounds & Silver Piedfort Pounds
Best online poker machines. If you want to find the value of a coin you own, please take a look at our page I’ve Found An Old Coin, What’s It Worth? ..at the Lowest Possible Price 32 - 36 Harrowside, Blackpool, Lancashire, FY4 1RJ, England.
Telephone (44) - (0) 1253 - 343081 ; Fax 408058; E-mail:
The URL for our main page is: https://24carat.co.uk Web Design by Snoop Value: $ 4.95Information: Krause numberKM# 954CountryUnited KingdomDenomination1 poundCurrency rate1 GBP = 1.38 USDYear1988PeriodQueen Elizabeth II (1982 - 2021)Coin typeCirculation coinsRulerElizabeth IICompositionNickel-BrassEdge typeReeded with letteringEdge description’DECUS ET TUTAMEN’ (An ornament and a safeguard)ShapeRoundAlignmentMedal (0°)Weight (gr)9.5Diameter (mm)22.5Thickness (mm)3.15Legend:ObverseELIZABETH II D G REG F DReverseONE POUNDWorth, USD: $ 4.95Creators:Mintage:MintMintageUncBUProofLlantrisant, United Kingdom7.919.000134.000125.000One Pound 1983 PriceTags:
5’4 155 Lbs Female
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