Tristan da Cunha 5 Pounds - Elizabeth II Three Graces obverse
Obverse
Tristan da Cunha 5 Pounds - Elizabeth II Three Graces reverse
Reverse

Tristan da Cunha 5 Pounds - Elizabeth II Three Graces (2018)

CountryTristan da Cunha Year2018 Denom5 Pounds Mintage3,000 MetalCeramic (Jasperware)
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CountryTristan da Cunha (Saint Helena)
Year2018
Denomination5 Pounds
Face value£5
Mintage3,000
CirculationNon-circulating
CompositionCeramic (Jasperware)
Weight39.000g
Diameter65.0mm
ShapeRound
EdgePlain
Obv. artistJoel Iskowitz
Grade scaleUK (EF/UNC)
SpinkS# 694105PCGS
Tags commemorative
Obverse

Bust of Queen Elizabeth II and date.

H.M. QUEEN ELIZABETH II TRISTAN DA CUNHA 2018

Reverse

Reverse design is inspired by signature Wedgwood reliefs of The Three Graces, based on the classical myth of the three charities, which have appeared in several forms on Josiah Wedgwood’s cameos since about 1777. The Jasperware Three Graces Coin also pays tribute to the world’s most famous depiction of The Three Graces - the neoclassical marble sculpture by Antonio Canova, which celebrates its 200th year on public display in 2018. The three mythological charities are said to be the daughters of Zeus, representing youth, mirth and elegance. The world-renowned sculpture is jointly owned by The National Gallery of Scotland and the Victoria & Albert Museum in London. The Jasperware Three Graces Coin features an ornamental bas relief of Canova’s The Three Graces in exquisite detail. Set against a pastel blue Jasperware base, the three female figures are bordered by geometrical shapes in a tribute to Greek neoclassical art. Also included on the reverse is an inscription of the coin’s monet

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About the 2018 Tristan da Cunha 5 Pounds - Elizabeth II Three Graces

The 2018 Tristan da Cunha 5 Pounds - Elizabeth II Three Graces is a collector 5 pounds coin, struck in ceramic (Jasperware). It weighs 39g and measures 65mm across. Reverse design: Reverse design is inspired by signature Wedgwood reliefs of The Three Graces, based on the classical myth of the three charities, which have appeared in several forms on Josiah Wedgwood’s cameos since about 1777. The Jasperware Three Graces Coin also pays tribute to the world’s most famous depiction of The Three Graces - the neoclassical marble sculpture by Antonio Canova, which celebrates its 200th year on public display in 2018. The three mythological charities are said to be the daughters of Zeus, representing youth, mirth and elegance. The world-renowned sculpture is jointly owned by The National Gallery of Scotland and the Victoria & Albert Museum in London. The Jasperware Three Graces Coin features an ornamental bas relief of Canova’s The Three Graces in exquisite detail. Set against a pastel blue Jasperware base, the three female figures are bordered by geometrical shapes in a tribute to Greek neoclassical art. Also included on the reverse is an inscription of the coin’s monet.

3,000 were struck.

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