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1 Pound - Elizabeth II Sir Isaac Newton

Issuer Alderney
Year 2006
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Reference(s) KM#123
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Reverse description Facing bust of Sir Isaac Newton rendered in high relief at centre, depicted wearing a long curled periwig and cravat characteristic of the late 17th-century style. The portrait is set within a raised inner circle. The inscription 'SIR ISAAC NEWTON' arcs around the upper field, separated by two raised dots, while the denomination 'ONE POUND' is inscribed along the lower portion of the border, also flanked by raised dots.
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Reverse lettering SIR ISAAC NEWTON ONE POUND
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Alderney's gold issues from this period were produced by the Pobjoy Mint under license, functioning primarily as collector pieces with no meaningful circulation history. Newton's connection to coinage is legitimate — he served as Warden and later Master of the Royal Mint from 1696 until his death in 1727, overseeing the Great Recoinage and prosecuting counterfeiters with unusual personal vigor.

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