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Please note that certain products, storage and delivery services will be dependent on the type of account you hold. The “brilliant uncirculated silver” coins will hit the market at £10, before the plain-metal versions come into the public’s pocket when they enter circulation for a limited time later this year.Įmma Noble, the designer for the Royal Mint – was in charge of fashioning the images, having previously worked on coins for the 60th anniversary of the Queen’s coronation and Remembrance Sunday.Īnne Jessopp, acting CEO at The Royal Mint, said: “The Beatrix Potter range has grown in popularity since Peter Rabbit was first introduced onto UK coins in 2016.All information contained on or available through this website is for general information purposes only and does not constitute investment advice. Silver-proof coloured coins are to be available for £60 each – considerably more than the maverick McGregor expected to stump up as he set out to “buy myself baccy”.

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Peter Rabbit – arguably the author’s most celebrated creation – is shown gleefully gnawing on several swiped carrots while sporting his trademark blue jacket. The Peter Rabbit coin will be the first of the four furry characters and will be available to buy for £60.00 on The Royal Mints website from MondayĮach image embossed on the coin is a painstaking recreation of the hand-painted illustrations which brought the books to life, the Royal Mint said.

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