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| 背面描述 | The reverse features a heraldic composition commemorating the Platinum Jubilee of Queen Elizabeth II, incorporating the White Horse of Hanover and the White Lion of Mortimer as principal charges, both drawn from the Royal Beasts traditionally associated with the monarchy. The two beasts flank or support a central design element, rendered in a bold and contemporary style by engraver Tom Meek. The legend SEND HER VICTORIOUS, HAPPY AND GLORIOUS curves across the design, referencing the first verse of the National Anthem, with the denomination 50P also inscribed in the field. |
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The "Send Her Victorious" title draws from the first verse of "God Save the Queen," a line with a quietly complicated history — during the reigns of male monarchs it becomes "Send Him Victorious," and Elizabeth II's 70-year reign made it one of the longest sustained uses of the feminine form in the anthem's recorded history. The Isle of Man, a Crown dependency with its own parliament predating Westminster by centuries, has no obligation to issue coinage mirroring Royal Mint output and has long used jubilee occasions to produce independent commemorative programs through Pobjoy Mint.