The Tower of London Silver Proof £2 Coin and Stamp Cover - ONLY 100 Au
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PRE ORDER OPPORTUNITY: Only 100 Tower of London Silver £2 Coin Covers Authorised

Pre Order Tower Of London Silver 2 Cover
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PRE ORDER OPPORTUNITY: Only 100 Tower of London Silver £2 Coin Covers Authorised

** PRE ORDER YOURS WITH JUST £19 **

The Tower of London remains a symbol of Britain’s impressive royal heritage, having guarded one of the world’s most treasured collections, the Crown Jewels, for centuries.

The BRAND NEW Tower of London Silver Proof £2 Coin Cover is sure to be just as treasured among knowledgeable collectors - and today you have the opportunity to pre order yours with an initial deposit of JUST £19 (+p&p).

This is the MOST LIMITED way to own the BRAND NEW Tower of London Silver Proof £2. ONLY 100 Covers will be postmarked meaning no more can ever be produced...

Your Tower of London Cover brings together the Silver Proof £2, released as part of the British Castles £2 Set, alongside the Royal Mail’s Tower of London 1st Class Stamp. Each Cover will be officially postmarked on 5th November 2024 – the anniversary of Guy Fawkes’ imprisonment.

ONLY 100 Covers have been authorised. Reserve yours now for JUST £19 (+p&p)

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Price £95.00 (+ £3.99 p&p)

Specifications

  • Actual Size of Cover: 254mm x 177mm
  • Coin: IOM 2024 Castles 'Tower of London' Silver £2
  • Metal: 925/1000 Silver with Selective 24ct Gold-plate
  • Diameter: 28.4mm
  • Weight: 12.00g
  • Finish: Proof
  • Stamp: Royal Mail 2024 Tower of London 1st Class
  • Postmarked: 05.11.2024
  • Edition Limit: 100

Numismatic pieces should be owned primarily for collector interest.
The Westminster Collection does not offer them as an investment and makes no guarantees in terms of future value.

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