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A 2010 United Kingdom 50-pence coin issued by the Royal Mint to commemorate the centenary of the Girlguiding movement. The heptagonal cupro-nickel coin is presented in its original blue card Royal Mint presentation folder. The reverse design, created by Jonathan Evans and Donna Hainan, features a stylized floral pattern composed of six trefoils, which are the symbol of the Girlguiding movement. The inscription CELEBRATING ONE HUNDRED YEARS OF GIRLGUIDING UK runs along the upper border, with the denomination 50 PENCE at the base. The designers initials JE and DH are visible within the motif. The obverse features the fourth portrait of Queen Elizabeth II by Ian Rank-Broadley. The presentation folder includes a security-printed holographic label at the bottom with repeating text reading UNITED KINGDOM CERTIFIED BRILLIANT UNCIRCULATED.
Diameter: 27.3 mm
Weight: 8.00 g.
Condition report:
Brilliant Uncirculated. The coin exhibits high mint lustre with no visible wear, contact marks, or signs of circulation. The card presentation folder is in excellent state, retaining its original colour and structure with no evidence of creasing or edge wear.
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