Celebrate the 350th anniversary of the Royal Observatory, Greenwich with this UK £2 coin!
Struck from 92.5% Silver to Piedfort Proof quality.
Features a beautiful reverse design by Henry Gray.
Several scientific elements that have contributed to some of the historic discoveries made by the Royal Observatory through the centuries appear on the reverse design.
Arrives with packaging exploring the story of the Royal Observatory and some of its historic achievements.
Limited mintage of 650 coins worldwide!
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Great Britain 350th Anniversary of the Royal Observatory 2025 £2 Bi...
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Throughout its 350 years of operation, as a working observatory and a museum, the Royal Observatory, Greenwich, has played a crucial role in ‘perfecting the art of navigation’ and accurate timekeeping. Commissioned by Charles II in 1675, the Royal Observatory has since solved the problem of longitude and provided the nation with a standardised time.
The reverse design on this £2 coin by Henry Gray brings together scientific instruments and objects, including the Shepherd Gate Clock and the North Star, Polaris, that have contributed to the discoveries made throughout the centuries at the Royal Observatory, Greenwich, reflecting travel across land and sea. These different elements pay homage to the institution’s history and its global impact in defining our location on Earth.
Issued By
British Royal Mint
Country of Issue
Great Britain
Year of Issue
2025
Denomination
£2
Metal
Silver
Quality
Proof
Diameter (mm)
28.4
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Great Britain 350th Anniversary of the Royal Observatory 2025 £2 Bimetal Silver Proof Piedfort Coin
$425.00 AUD
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Throughout its 350 years of operation, as a working observatory and a museum, the Royal Observatory, Greenwich, has played a crucial role in ‘perfecting the art of navigation’ and accurate timekeeping. Commissioned by Charles II in 1675, the Royal Observatory has since solved the problem of longitude and provided the nation with a standardised time.
The reverse design on this £2 coin by Henry Gray brings together scientific instruments and objects, including the Shepherd Gate Clock and the North Star, Polaris, that have contributed to the discoveries made throughout the centuries at the Royal Observatory, Greenwich, reflecting travel across land and sea. These different elements pay homage to the institution’s history and its global impact in defining our location on Earth.