1997 New Zealand $20 Queen Elizabeth II and Prince Philip 50th Golden Wedding
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Sterling (.925) Silver with 22 Carat Gold Cameo
1997 New Zealand $20 Queen Elizabeth II and Prince Philip 50th Golden Wedding
Obverse: Queen Elizabeth II - Design by Raphael Maklouf.
Legend: ELIZABETH. II. NEW ZEALAND 1997
Reverse:Elizabeth II Coronation Ceremony - Design by Philip Nathan.
Legend: ELIZABETH AND PHILIP 1947 - 1997 20 DOLLARS
Edge: Reeded - fully milled.
Weight: 28.28 grams
Size: 38.61 mm (diameter)
Composition: Sterling (.925) Silver with 22 Carat Gold Cameo
Mintage: British Royal Mint, Llantrisant - Proof: 32,500
Mintmarks: Gold cameo privy - hands held.
Notes: The coin is housed, encapsulated, in a plush purple velvet presentation case and accompanied by Certificate.
Following months of speculation, King George VI announced on 9 July, 1947 that his eldest daughter was to marry.
"It is with the greatest pleasure that the King and Queen announce the bethrothal of their dearly beloved daughter, The Princess Elizabeth to Lieutenant Philip Mountbatten, R.N., son of the late Prince Andrew of Greece and Princess Andrew (Princess Alice of Battenberg), to which union The King has gladly given his consent."
The fairy tale wedding on 20 November, 1947 was to mark the beginning of one of the world's most celebrated marriages. The simple service conducted at Westminister Abbey was followed by a lavish reception at Buckingham Palace and, to the delight of cheering crowds, the newly-married couple made the traditional appearance on the Palace balcony.
Almost a year after the marriage, on 14 November, 1948 the couple again celebrated, this time the birth of their son, Prince Charles. It was at this time the couple, with their new baby, moved out of Buckingham Palace and into Clarence House, a home of their own. The births of their other three children, Princess Anne, Prince Andrew and Prince Edward followed, the latter and youngest being born on 10 March, 1964.
During their 50 years of marriage the couple have undertaken official visits to all fifty member states of the Commonwealth. Throughout their busy schedule they have shown a tireless devotion to duty, earning them respect not just in Britain but the world over, while at the same time fulfilling their role as devoted parents and grandparents
Note: Coins are pre-owned Boxes and capsules may have scratches, scuff marks or cracks. Coins may have slight imperfections or marks from previous owners please see pictures for details.
Obverse: Queen Elizabeth II - Design by Raphael Maklouf.
Legend: ELIZABETH. II. NEW ZEALAND 1997
Reverse:Elizabeth II Coronation Ceremony - Design by Philip Nathan.
Legend: ELIZABETH AND PHILIP 1947 - 1997 20 DOLLARS
Edge: Reeded - fully milled.
Weight: 28.28 grams
Size: 38.61 mm (diameter)
Composition: Sterling (.925) Silver with 22 Carat Gold Cameo
Mintage: British Royal Mint, Llantrisant - Proof: 32,500
Mintmarks: Gold cameo privy - hands held.
Notes: The coin is housed, encapsulated, in a plush purple velvet presentation case and accompanied by Certificate.
Following months of speculation, King George VI announced on 9 July, 1947 that his eldest daughter was to marry.
"It is with the greatest pleasure that the King and Queen announce the bethrothal of their dearly beloved daughter, The Princess Elizabeth to Lieutenant Philip Mountbatten, R.N., son of the late Prince Andrew of Greece and Princess Andrew (Princess Alice of Battenberg), to which union The King has gladly given his consent."
The fairy tale wedding on 20 November, 1947 was to mark the beginning of one of the world's most celebrated marriages. The simple service conducted at Westminister Abbey was followed by a lavish reception at Buckingham Palace and, to the delight of cheering crowds, the newly-married couple made the traditional appearance on the Palace balcony.
Almost a year after the marriage, on 14 November, 1948 the couple again celebrated, this time the birth of their son, Prince Charles. It was at this time the couple, with their new baby, moved out of Buckingham Palace and into Clarence House, a home of their own. The births of their other three children, Princess Anne, Prince Andrew and Prince Edward followed, the latter and youngest being born on 10 March, 1964.
During their 50 years of marriage the couple have undertaken official visits to all fifty member states of the Commonwealth. Throughout their busy schedule they have shown a tireless devotion to duty, earning them respect not just in Britain but the world over, while at the same time fulfilling their role as devoted parents and grandparents
Note: Coins are pre-owned Boxes and capsules may have scratches, scuff marks or cracks. Coins may have slight imperfections or marks from previous owners please see pictures for details.
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