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| 裏面の説明 | The Unicorn of Scotland, one of the Queen's Beasts, is depicted rampant at centre, wearing a crown about its neck and secured by a chain, as rendered in the heraldic tradition. The unicorn supports a shield charged with three passant guardant lions, emblematic of England. The design is rendered in high relief against a deeply mirrored proof field. The denomination legend FIFTY PENCE is inscribed in a straight line along the lower border of the shield-shaped flan. |
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One of ten coins in the Royal Arms Supporters series issued by Jersey, this piece draws on the heraldic tradition of the "Queen's Beasts" — the ten guardians of the British royal coat of arms as arranged for Elizabeth II's 1953 coronation. The Unicorn of Scotland entered the royal arms through the 1603 union of the English and Scottish crowns under James VI of Scotland, who became James I of England. Scottish heraldic tradition holds the unicorn so dangerous it must be chained — the chain visible on the royal arms is not decorative.