Rare 1986 Irish Coins: Unveiling the 50p, 10p, and Half Penny Treasures

Welcome to our latest numismatic exploration as we delve into the fascinating world of rare 1986 Irish coins! Join us on a journey through history as we uncover the significance and beauty of these elusive treasures, featuring the iconic 50p, 10p, and half penny.
In this meticulously crafted video, we'll provide an in-depth look at each coin, highlighting their unique design elements, historical context, and scarcity in today's collector market. From the intricate Celtic motifs to the timeless elegance of Ireland's national symbols, these coins offer a glimpse into the rich heritage of the Emerald Isle.
Whether you're a seasoned collector or a curious enthusiast, this video is your ticket to discovering the allure of rare Irish coins from 1986. Don't miss out on this opportunity to expand your numismatic knowledge and appreciation for these hidden gems!
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Join us on this unforgettable journey as we celebrate the timeless beauty and cultural significance of rare 1986 Irish coins. Let the adventure begin!

[@AndrejBk]

very nice set of them

[@Irishsilverstack]

Thanks man.

[@peterperigoe9231]

A nice video thanks, I'm about 20 coins short of the full set of the definitive decimal year run set. By definitive I mean the coins issued for circulation. However I do have a 2p 1982 error coin struck in cupro-nickel in BUNC condition. I think Percy Metcalf's name is pronounced Met-calf not Meat-calf, he was a prolific designer most famous for the Rocking horse crown.

[@Irishsilverstack]

very cool Peter.

[@chrisbudesa]

Half-crown

[@chrisbudesa]

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