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Thanks - so, it does exist, but clearly they have erroneously given two different coins the same identifying code (K69).1 point
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An example was sold as part of a large group by London Coins auction. https://www.londoncoins.co.uk/?page=Pastresults&searchterm=$10+British+Virgin+Islands+2000&searchtype=1&red=1 Unfortunately, there isn't really a demand for such items. But modern commemoratives can help people get interested in the hobby.1 point
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Maybe this one? https://crawleycoins.co.uk/product/2022-britannia-with-privy-mark-26-22-uk-2-bu-coin-in-capsule/1 point
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I liked Neil's statement in the intro to the fixed price list: (from memory it was) "the undoubted star of the copper section is the 1827 penny". The "copper section" consisted of two coins - the 1827 penny and a £150 NEF cartwheel penny. So I can't argue with that assertion!1 point
