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NGC PF69 Ultra Cameo · Elizabeth II (1952 to 2022)

2015 50p Battle of Britain Proof · NGC PF69 Ultra Cameo

Struck by The Royal Mint in 2015, this Battle of Britain 50p Gold Proof Coin commemorates the 75th Anniversary of one of the defining moments in British history. Read more

Mintage
389 Worldwide
Fine gold
0.4564 Troy Ounces
Weight
15.50g
Diameter
27.30mm
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About this coin

Struck by The Royal Mint in 2015, this Battle of Britain 50p Gold Proof Coin commemorates the 75th Anniversary of one of the defining moments in British history. Issued in a strictly limited worldwide mintage of just 389 pieces, this prestigious commemorative was struck in solid 22 carat gold to the Royal Mint's highest Proof standard, making it one of the standout releases of the year.

The obverse features the fifth definitive portrait of Her Late Majesty Queen Elizabeth II by Jody Clark, while the reverse, designed by Gary Breeze, captures the dramatic moment as RAF airmen scramble to their aircraft during the Battle of Britain. The powerful design pays tribute to the courage, sacrifice and determination of "The Few", whose actions helped secure Britain's future during the Second World War.

Certified by NGC as PF69 Ultra Cameo, this exceptional example displays outstanding contrast between the frosted design and deeply mirrored fields. With a worldwide mintage of only 389 coins, it represents a highly desirable modern British gold proof commemorative celebrating one of the nation's most significant wartime anniversaries.

Why this coin

Just 389 Worldwide struck in this issue.

NGC PF69 Ultra Cameo, certified and sealed for this coin.

Gary Breeze designed the reverse.

Specifications

Year
2015
Denomination
Fifty Pence
Monarch
Elizabeth II (1952 to 2022)
Finish
Proof
Metal
22 carat gold
Weight
15.50g
Fine Gold Content
0.4564 Troy Ounces
Diameter
27.30mm
Mintage
389 Worldwide
Obverse Designer
Jody Clark
Reverse Designer
Gary Breeze
Grade
NGC PF69 Ultra Cameo
Grading Service
NGC
What the grade means

NGC PF69 Ultra Cameo places this coin at 69 on the 70 point proof scale used by NGC and PCGS. Ultra Cameo records the strongest contrast the service recognises between frosted raised design and mirror field. How grading works

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2015 50p Battle of Britain Proof · NGC PF69 Ultra Cameo

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Questions about this coin? 0333 042 8414

This coin is certified and sealed by its grading service. We never open a holder, so the grade on the label is the grade you receive.

UK legal tender coins from the Royal Mint are currently exempt from Capital Gains Tax for UK residents. Tax treatment depends on individual circumstances and may change.

Delivery and returns

Delivery within the United Kingdom is free and fully insured, and the coin travels sealed in its holder. Carrier, dispatch times and the returns position are on the delivery page.

Delivery and returns

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Capital Coins is a trading style of CC Britain Limited. All coins are offered as collectible items and not as investments. UK legal tender coins are currently exempt from Capital Gains Tax for UK residents and investment gold is exempt from VAT; tax treatment depends on individual circumstances and may change, and independent professional advice should be sought. Grading details are stated per individual coin and census figures reflect the certification service census at the time of writing. Prices are subject to the coins remaining unsold and reflect prevailing market conditions. Past auction results do not guarantee future value.