Elizabeth II 2022 gold PF69 FDI 2oz Rome City Views

Elizabeth II (1952-2022), gold proof Two Ounces of Two Hundred Pounds, 2022, 2 Ounces of 999.9 fine gold, struck as the second emission of the new City Views series, depicting the city of Rome, crowned bust right, JC initials behind for designer Jody Clark, Latin legend surrounding, ELIZABETH II. D. G. REG. F.D. 200 POUNDS, rev. skilfully adapted from a design by artist Jacques Alphonse Testard, depiction of a panoramic view of Rome as it was in the nineteenth century, 62.42g. Proof state, slabbed and graded as PF69 Ultra Cameo FDI with original Royal Mint box and outer packaging with numbered certificate of authenticity.

NGC 6380555-027

Limited Edition Presentation of 150 coins

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The new City View series from the Royal Mint celebrates breathtaking views of iconic urban landmarks around the world renowned as cultural marvels. This range pays homage to the historic European Thalers of the 16th-18th centuries, famous for their depictions of elevated views of the beautiful contemporary cityscapes.

The second coin in the City Views series focuses on the City of Rome, one of the oldest continuously occupied cities in the world. The Rome City View Coin features a bird-eye view of the city from the Janiculum hill taken from a sketch by Jacques Alphonse Testard in the early 19^th century.

The Latin legend translates as "Queen Elizabeth the second, by the grace of God, Defender of the Faith."

NGC 6380555-027

Limited Edition Presentation of 150 coins

This is a stock image

The new City View series from the Royal Mint celebrates breathtaking views of iconic urban landmarks around the world renowned as cultural marvels. This range pays homage to the historic European Thalers of the 16th-18th centuries, famous for their depictions of elevated views of the beautiful contemporary cityscapes.

The second coin in the City Views series focuses on the City of Rome, one of the oldest continuously occupied cities in the world. The Rome City View Coin features a bird-eye view of the city from the Janiculum hill taken from a sketch by Jacques Alphonse Testard in the early 19^th century.

The Latin legend translates as "Queen Elizabeth the second, by the grace of God, Defender of the Faith."