UK Ada Lovelace Silver Piedfort £2
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Ada Lovelace was famous for her incredible mathematical skills that lead her to become the world’s first computer programmer.
A close associate of Charles Babbage, it is thought that her work developed the computer further than just calculations, introducing letters, symbols and instructions – the foundations of modern computing.
And now, in special tribute, a brand-new UK £2 coin has been issued.
But, what you have the chance to own here is the incredibly limited Sterling Silver Piedfort edition…
- Just 750 worldwide – more than TWICE as limited as the standard Silver Proof counterpart
- Struck from a double thickness Sterling silver blank, with the addition of gold-plating
- Piedfort coins are considered the height of The Royal Mint craftsmanship, only reserved for the most poignant moments
- The design features the original punch cards that were used to program the Analytical Engine
- Developed in partnership with the Science Museum, each coin comes in its official Royal Mint packaging
Secure yours today for a deposit of just £28 (+p&p), followed by four further interest-free monthly instalments.
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UK 2023 Ada Lovelace Silver Piedfort £2
Price
£140.00
(+ £3.99 p&p)
Payable with an initial payment of £28.00 (+p&p) followed by a further 4 monthly instalments of £28.00. Subject to status and approval, we may perform a credit check.
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Price
£140.00
(+ £3.99 p&p)
Specifications
- Country of Issue: UK
- Year of Issue: 2023
- Diameter: 28.40mm
- Weight: 24.00g
- Metal: 925 Silver plated with Fine Gold
- Finish: Proof
- Reverse: Osborne Ross
- Obverse: Martin Jennings
- Denomination: £2
- LEP: 750
Payable with an initial payment of £28.00 (+p&p) followed by a further 4 monthly instalments of £28.00. Subject to status and approval, we may perform a credit check.
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