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2000 2 Dollars
Source: Münzen auf Münze (Numista)

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Greysheet Catalog Details (GSID: 359000)

The 2000 2 Dollars is part of a series of Non-circulating coins struck from 2000-2000. The specific variety is BU - Specimen Finish. Designated as a Business (MS) strike, this coin is made of Silver (.999).

Obverse: 4th portrait of Queen Elizabeth II facing right wearing the Girls of Great Britain and Ireland Tiara.
Reverse: Kookaburra on a branch (similar to KM# 616) with a special privy mark depicting the overlapping reverse and obverse designs of an English Hammered Silver King Edward penny, struck between 1272-1327 AD. Known as the Long Cross Penny, as depicted on the reverse, the long cross design was introduced during this period to alleviate the problem of people ‘clipping’ the coin edges. A stylized, non-realistic portrait of the reigning English Monarch, Edward I, is shown on the obverse.

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GSID:	359000
Coin Date:	2000
Denomination:	2 Do / 2 Dollars
Designation:	MS
Coinage Type:	Non-circulating coin
Coinage Years:	2000-2000
Composition:	Silver (.999)
Variety:	BU - Specimen Finish
Strike Type:	Business
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