UK 50 Pence 2019 Silver Proof The Snowman™ Acrylic block Gift Box Booklet QEII

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UK 50 Pence 2019 Silver Proof  The Snowman™
It’s not officially the festive season until the whole family sit down together to watch
The Snowman
. Raymond Briggs’s wordless picture book was beautifully brought to life in an animated film that has become essential Christmas viewing. And the story of the little boy whose snowman magically comes to life continues to enchant each new generation. The magic returns to The Royal Mint with our second ever Snowman coin. Struck in fine silver, it features an original design that captures the bond between the little boy and his new best friend.
Each coin is cased in a beautiful printed acrylic block with delicate snow falling all around – a perfect Christmas decoration
The gift box contains a fold-out booklet, featuring exclusive illustrations from Robin Shaw – Assistant Director of The Snowman and The Snowdog™
Only the second time The Snowman™ has been celebrated on a UK coin
A Limited Edition Presentation of 25,000 coins
Colour printing recalls the charm of the original illustrations
Contains .2379 oz of Silver.
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