2022 Great Britain 1 oz Gold Music Legends The Rolling Stones Coin 9999 Fine BU

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Bullion Exchanges now offers the 2022 Great Britain 1 oz Gold Music Legends The Rolling Stones Coin .9999 Fine BU! Produced by the British Royal Mint, this Brilliant Uncirculated coin contains 1 troy ounce of .999 fine gold. Each coin bears a face value of 100 pounds, backed by the British government. Individual coins arrive in a protective plastic capsule. With a maximum mintage of 4,000, interested collectors should secure the 2022 Great Britain 1 oz Gold Music Legends The Rolling Stones Coin .9999 Fine BU quickly.
Featuring The Rolling Stones, this glorious gold coin is the fifth edition of the Music Legends series! 2022 marks the iconic band’s 60th anniversary. The Rolling Stones formed in London in 1962 and has remained one of the most popular bands of the rock era. With approximately 200 million records sold, The Rolling Stones is among the world’s best-selling artists in the music industry. The band's first line-up members included Mick Jagger, Brian Jones, Keith Richards, Bill Wyman, and Charlie Watts. Fans can celebrate the Stones’ career at the Rock and Roll Hall of Fame and the UK Music Hall of Fame!
The obverse displays the right-facing effigy of Queen Elizabeth II as designed by Jody Clark.
The reverse showcases a depiction of The Rolling Stones playing a concert with the 1973 version of the band’s font reading “The Rolling Stones”.
Coin Specifications:
Maximum Mintage of 4,000
5th Edition of the Music Legends Series
Contains 1 troy ounce of .9999 fine gold
Produced by the British Royal Mint
Brilliant Uncirculated Condition
Face value of 100 pounds, backed by the British government
Individual coins arrive in a plastic capsule
Obverse: Displays the right-facing effigy of Queen Elizabeth II as designed by Jody Clark. Surrounding inscriptions: “100 POUNDS”, “ELIZABETH II”, and “D G REG F D”.
Reverse: Showcases a depiction of The Rolling Stones playing a concert with the 1973 version of the band’s font reading “The Rolling Stones”. Additional inscription: “‘62-’22”.

[@stephenfisch615]

The Rolling Stones formed in 1692? That might lend some credence to what people say about Keith Richards outliving all of us. Nice looking coin though.

[@Bullionexchanges]

😅 fixed our typo but your comment was worth the laugh! Thanks!

[@mykittenisagrandmaster4381]

Rolling Stones one of the most iconic bands out there

[@Bullionexchanges]

indeed 🙌

[@kaynefryday1251]

That’s cool

[@Bullionexchanges]

😎

[@vm.999]

🤟

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👏👏👏

[@ponzo1967]

Too bad the Rolling Stones are a five member band and this coin only shows four members 🧐 I imagine the Beatles coin will leave out Paul or someone.

[@Bullionexchanges]

It's a depiction of The Rolling Stones playing a concert. For whatever reason, this was the image chosen by the mint.

[@ponzo1967]

@@Bullionexchanges it is what it is. I started with the Queen silver round, then Elton, David Bowie, The Who, and it seemed like forever for this next one here. I was pretty excited it's the Stones, I just can't believe it displays them as a four man group, that isn't something that should have been missed. Oh well, it's still a cool series, it's still the Rolling Stones, and I'm looking forward to the next release.