She should make a comeback. Billy
"stonej" <sto...@mail.lib.msu.edu> wrote in message
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> http://www.birminghampost.net/news/west-midlands-news/2009/02/09/birmingham-mp-s-crusade-to-bring-back-britannia-on-coins-65233-22883817/
> Other than coin collectors I doubt if anyone in the UK has even noticed that
> all coins have changed design for the first time since 1968/71.
You'd be surprised. Most of the retailers that I do business with have noticed them,
without my prompting. They are on the lookout for a new 50p for me.
>
> She should make a comeback. Billy
I would second that. On the two pound coin seems appropriate.
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St george and the dragon on the £2
I also dont see why they shouldnt use various buildings, in a simular way as
the £1 bridges.
Westminster/Big ben clock tower, St pauls, Buckingham palace, Stonehenge,
Blackpool Tower, City of York castle walls, the list could go on.
All better than the crap we have currently.
Alan Marshall
"Tony Clayton" <to...@tclayton.demon.co.uk> wrote in message
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I agree. The new designs all look to me as if they have been
manufactured and issued by a bunch of incompetents. Long gone is the day
when coinage portrayed the state of `art and technology' available at
the mint.
Ian