Good Good Morning, Afternoon or Evening all
It's Alex from Britishstaker here, and today is Wednesday 7th August 2024
Previously I have showed you the 1st Part of the boxset which was dated 2013, so now we move on over the next year which is 2014.
As for the 2014 Premium Coin Box Proof Set (Which I always call it like that)
Before we diverge into it, if you haven't seen the last coin box review.
SO DON"T AWAY ABOUT A THING THE LINK WILL BE AT THE END
For this coin box set we have a total of 15 coins which represents the coins in the kind of styles which comes in 2 separate Coin Specification departments such as for the 1st part which is the definitive
- 1p to 50p which shows a segment of the Royal Arms
- £2 which Celebrates Technology Process
And for Commemorative Coin Specifications
- 50p Commonwealth Games of 2014
- 2x £1 Floral Emblems of both Scotland and the other being Northern Ireland
- £2 Trinity House
- £2 First World War
- £5 Anniversary of Queen Anne
With this boxset for 2014 only 4,500 was ever made and the one I got was the 2,390 which I felt that it is higher number, because we all know that the lower the number, higher the price itself, but what could I do (none) so moving on.
Understanding the coins
First coin which is very important because every year the they create premium medal coin for that the specific coin. which in my view is kinda cool in that retrospec.
For the second this coin represent the Outbreak of WW1 which I have little or no knowledge of the outbreak.
For the 3rd this coin which I know as this was the commonwealth game coin which was imprinted on a 50p coin as the games was in Scotland which in my personal opinion was 2nd biggest games which is behind the main Summer Olympic Games.
And lastly this coin shows us the 300th anniversary of Queen Anne which is printed on a £5 coin which I do have this coin on it's own, which we will discuss on the coin at another time.
LINKS
With Part 2/3 over & final part to go.
Question Time:
Which coin Box do you like?
A: 2013
B: 2014
Leave a comment below.
And have a Good Afternoon or as they say in Spain
Buenas tardes
Alex (Britishstacker)