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England And Ireland £2 Commonwealth Coin?
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I am trying to complete my £2 coin collection, but I am stuck with the English and Irish Commonwealth £2 coin, in my collectors book they both look the same (flag) - can you tell me if there is a way of telling the English from the Irish coin - many thanks for your help
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I presume you mean the 2002 Commonwealth Games £2 coin. The four home nations were represented on seperate coins featuring the same overall design except for their individual flags incorporated within the obverse. The flag used for the Northern Ireland coin (perhaps controversia lly) employed the Ulster Banner (Cross of St. George with Red Hand of...
13:43 Sat 24th May 2014
I presume you mean the 2002 Commonwealth Games £2 coin.
The four home nations were represented on seperate coins featuring the same overall design except for their individual flags incorporated within the obverse.
The flag used for the Northern Ireland coin (perhaps controversially) employed the Ulster Banner (Cross of St. George with Red Hand of Ulster and Monarch's Crown) the official flag of the Government of NI between 1953 and 1972 but still used for sports teams to the present day.
http:// en.wiki pedia.o rg/wiki /Ulster _Banner
English coin
http:// taxfree gold.co .uk/ima ges/200 2twopou ndscomm onwealt hgamese nglandg oldproo frev400 .jpg
NI coin
http:// taxfree gold.co .uk/ima ges/200 2twopou ndscomm onwealt hgamesn orthern ireland goldpro ofrev40 0.jpg
The four home nations were represented on seperate coins featuring the same overall design except for their individual flags incorporated within the obverse.
The flag used for the Northern Ireland coin (perhaps controversially) employed the Ulster Banner (Cross of St. George with Red Hand of Ulster and Monarch's Crown) the official flag of the Government of NI between 1953 and 1972 but still used for sports teams to the present day.
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