Saint Helena and Ascension 50 Pounds - Elizabeth II Napoléon's Death obverse
Obverse
Saint Helena and Ascension 50 Pounds - Elizabeth II Napoléon's Death reverse
Reverse

Saint Helena and Ascension 50 Pounds - Elizabeth II Napoléon's Death (1986)

CountrySt Helena Year1986 Denom50 Pounds Mintage5,000 MetalPlatinum (.999)
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CountrySaint Helena
Year1986
Denomination50 Pounds
Face value£50
Mintage5,000
CirculationNon-circulating
CompositionPlatinum (.999)
Weight31.260g
ShapeRound
EdgeReeded
OrientationMedal alignment ↑↑
Obv. artistRaphael David Maklouf
Grade scaleUK (EF/UNC)
Tags commemorative
Obverse

Crowned bust right

ELIZABETH II ST.HELENA + ASCENCION 1986 RDM 50 POUNDS

Reverse

Sailing ship at right and 1/2 figure facing right

ST.HELENA · NAPOLEON · 5TH MAY 1821

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About the 1986 Saint Helena and Ascension 50 Pounds - Elizabeth II Napoléon's Death

The 1986 Saint Helena and Ascension 50 Pounds - Elizabeth II Napoléon's Death is a collector 50 pounds coin, struck in platinum (.999). It weighs 31.26g. Reverse design: Sailing ship at right and 1/2 figure facing right.

5,000 were struck.

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Check the weight 31.26g and the metal (platinum (.999)) against the specification table on this page. The reverse design is described above.

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