2015 Salvation Army 150th Anniversary - Alderney £5 Crown - Brilliant Uncirculated Coin In Folder

2015 Salvation Army 150th Anniversary £5 Crown - Brilliant Uncirculated Coin In Folder

Commemorate a significant milestone with this 2015 £5 Brilliant Uncirculated Crown, struck by The Royal Mint for Alderney to mark the 150th Anniversary of The Salvation Army. Since 1865, Salvationists have provided crucial assistance to those in need, and this coin is a deserving tribute to their unwavering service.

Design and Detail

This commemorative coin features a design that beautifully honours the charity's history:

• The reverse design, created by artist Laura Clancy, features a wreathed pattern alongside the instantly recognisable Salvation Army Shield, a symbol the charity has used since World War I.
• The obverse side displays the definitive profile of Her Late Majesty Queen Elizabeth II, as designed by Ian Rank-Broadley.

Struck in the Salvation Army's 150th year, this is a must-have for those interested in British history and charitable milestones.

Features and Presentation

• Denomination: £5 Crown (Alderney Legal Tender).
• Grade: Brilliant Uncirculated (BU) finish, struck to a superior standard than circulating coinage.
• Metal: Cupro-nickel alloy.
• Presentation: The coin is housed in its original presentation folder as supplied by the Mint in 2015, which includes a booklet recounting the history of the charity.

Condition Note

This is a pre-owned edition that is no longer available new from The Royal Mint. The original display folder remains sealed in the original Mint bag. Please note that some shelf wear may be present on the outer bag.