Claim of Rights £2 1989 – Circulated Coin

Claim of Right £2 1989 – Circulated Coin

The Claim of Right £2 1989 commemorates the 300th anniversary of this significant historical document. With a limited mintage of just 381,400 pieces, this Scottish version features the Crown of Scotland and the inscription ‘Tercentenary of the Claim of Right’.

Historical Significance

In 1689, Prince William and Mary accepted the Declaration of Rights before being offered the throne, effectively shifting power from the Crown to Parliament. This pivotal moment changed the course of British political history and is commemorated by this special coin issued prior to 1997.

Coin Specifications

This coin represents the Scottish version of the commemorative issue. Two versions were produced – English and Scottish – with this being the Scottish design featuring the distinctive Crown of Scotland.

Circulation Condition

As a circulated coin, this piece has been in public circulation and will show signs of normal wear and handling consistent with its age and circulation history. These marks are part of the coin’s character and history. The condition is typical for a circulated example of this issue.

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