Scottish Thistle £1 1984
Worth about £1.13 in circulated condition. 146,256,500 were minted, the 17th lowest of any circulation £1.
Physical Properties
Features & Details
Is the Scottish Thistle 1984 £1 rare?
17th/ 19
Its circulation mintage of 146,256,500 is the 17th lowest of 19 circulation £1 coins in the catalogue.
Versions of the 1984 Scottish Thistle £1
Photo: NumistaCirculation£1.13
Mintage 146,256,500
Scottish Thistle £1 1984 (this page)
- Photo: NumistaBU
£3.11
Mintage 186,780
Scottish Thistle £1 1984 BU
- Photo: NumistaProof
£4.83
Mintage 106,520
Scottish Thistle £1 1984 Proof
About the Scottish Thistle £1 1984
The Elizabeth II 2nd portrait £1 coin, issued in 1984, holds a notable place in British numismatic history, representing a significant era in the evolution of coinage in the United Kingdom. Featuring the second effigy of Queen Elizabeth II by Ian Rank-Broadley on the obverse, this coin is complemented by a reverse design showcasing the Scottish thistle, a symbol of Scotland's identity and heritage. The coin serves as a reminder of the rich cultural symbols and the craftsmanship of British coinage during this period, making it an important addition to any comprehensive collection.
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