2009 Royal Mint Silver Proof King Henry VIII UK £5 Five Pounds NGC PF69
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Product Type : Coins & Paper Money:Coins: World:Europe:UK (Great Britain):Commemorative
Sku : 2009.KH.S.PF.NGC.PF69UC
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Manufacturer: Royal Mint
Issuing Country: United Kingdom
Year: 2009
Series / Ranges: Henry VIII
Denomination: £5
Metal: Silver
Purity: .925
Metal Content: 1.682 Troy Ounces
Weight: 56.56 Grams
Diameter: 38.61mm
Quality: Silver Proof Piedfort
Issue Limit: 3,580 Worldwide
Presentation: Boxed with Certificate
In 2009, to commemorate the 500th Anniversary of King Henry VIII, the Royal Mint released a very Limited Issue Henry VIII Piedfort £5 Five Pound Silver Proof Coin struck in solid .925 Sterling Silver.
The reverse designed by John Bergdahl who was inspired by the majestic standing portrait of Henry by Hans Hollis.
Manufacturer: Royal Mint
Issuing Country: United Kingdom
Year: 2009
Series / Ranges: Henry VIII
Denomination: £5
Metal: Silver
Purity: .925
Metal Content: 0.841 Troy Ounce
Weight: 28.28 Grams
Diameter: 38.61mm
Quality: Silver Proof
Issue Limit: 10,419 Worldwide
Presentation: Boxed with Certificate
In 2009 to commemorate the 500th Anniversary of the Accession of Henry VIII, the Royal Mint released a very Limited Issue £5 Five Pound Silver Proof Coin struck in solid .925 Sterling Silver.
The reverse designed by John Bergdahl who was inspired by the majestic standing portrait of Henry by Hans Hollis.
In the portrait, which is taken from a contemporary work by Holgein, Henry is shown standing before a frieze of roses in the 'antique' style much favoured in the carvings and tapestries of the period. He is presented within a petal shaped device used frequently to frame portraits on medieval coins.
The cipher HR (Henry Rex) is taken from an elaborately engraved gun barrel of the time and all is enclosed within a rope border representing the Royal Navy.
The obverse design in the stunning portrait of Queen Elizabeth II by Ian Rank Broadley.
These legal tender coins have been struck to proof quality using specially prepared dies and highly polished blanks.
