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2 New Pence - Elizabeth II 2nd portrait

Issuer States of Jersey
Year 1971-1980
Type Standard circulation coin
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Obverse script Latin
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Reverse description Central field displays the shield of the Bailiwick of Jersey bearing the three golden leopards passant guardant of Normandy, rendered in bold relief after the design of George Kruger Gray. The legend BAILIWICK OF JERSEY arcs across the upper portion of the coin, while TWO NEW PENCE and the date appear along the lower arc. A beaded border frames the entire design.
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Jersey decimalized on 15 February 1971 — Decimal Day — alongside the United Kingdom, replacing the pound of 240 pence with one of 100. The island had previously maintained its own pre-decimal coinage independent of British issues, so this series marked a significant structural alignment with the mainland monetary system. Bronze was already being phased out across British-influenced mints by the late 1970s in favor of cheaper plated steel, and Jersey followed suit shortly after this series closed.

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