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50 Pence - Charles III Winston Churchill
| Emittent | States of Alderney |
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| Jahr | 2025 |
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| Gewicht | 7.78 g |
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| Aversschrift | Latin |
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| Reversbeschreibung | A portrait of Sir Winston Churchill dominates the centre of the reverse, set against a background comprising an excerpt from his landmark speech delivered to the Houses of Parliament on 18 June 1940. A coloured RAF Roundel insignia in red, white, and blue is prominently featured, adding vivid chromatic contrast to the otherwise silver field. The commemorative inscription records the 85th anniversary of the Battle of Britain, with the dual dates 1940 and 2025 flanking a circular device. The reverse lettering includes the celebrated quotation attributed to Churchill, rendered in incuse relief around the central design. |
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Churchill's connection to Alderney is specific and grim: the island was entirely evacuated in June 1940 on his direct orders, days before German forces landed and established what became the only Nazi-occupied British soil of the war. Alderney's postwar depopulation left it legally distinct from the other Channel Islands, which is part of why its coinage issues — struck as legal tender but produced entirely for the collector market — carry a particular historical charge that most Crown dependencies lack.