Hello everyone and welcome back to Coins in Moor UK. I hope everyone is having a fantastic week and in today's video we are looking at a really special packaged coin which was issued by a roll mint in 2017. Okay so in today's video we are going to be looking at the 2017 Isaac Newton 50p coin. Now I've been waiting to get my hands on this for quite some time now and yeah I managed to pick this up in eBay for a really good price so I couldn't turn it down and of course it is easily one of my favourite 50p designs. It's just gorgeous just what I've done. Let's try and get this zoomed in just there. And of course so Isaac Newton 2017 UK 50p brilliant uncirculated coin. And then just before I turn off I've actually got the apple just there and we all know how we can relate this apple to Sir Isaac Newton. And again on the back we've just got some coin specifications, then a denomination 50p. And here's the reverse designer Aaron West on this one and of course Jodie Clark is the reverse designer. And on the back we've just got some information so they pursued off truth and then it says Sir Isaac Newton was the towering intellectual giant of the scientific revolution and of course he really was. Now ever since I've had this I've refused to open it up until I film this video so as you can imagine I'm really looking forward to getting inside this and having a look at all the information supplied with the coin. So without any further waiting let's get this open and let's have a look what's inside shall we? Okay so here we go. This is it finally getting inside this now I'm going to try and be a little bit careful because I don't want to look after this one. So let's slip you off to one side for a moment just there and let's see if I can get some zoom. I'm going to better look at the coin. Look at that especially when it's in on circling condition it looks even better. Just look at that what an absolute stunner. Okay so let's have a look. There we go. Oh wow so it went. I presume that says went. Wentz is it the sun and planets gravitate towards each other without dense matter between them so as it moves and there we go. Let's have a look at the obverse of the coin just there. Oh what about it. It's actually struggling to show there the proper sheen under coin because of this black and it's plain havoc with my zoom. That's awesome. Let's have a look at some further information and again please feel free to pause this video anytime if you want to take a further read we should just have a quick browse through a bit. It's where inspiration strikes. Today Newton may be best known for this story of the apple falling from the tree. Seeing the apple fall in the garden of his family home made in wonder why it dropped in a straight line rather than moving upwards or sideways. There is sitting underneath the tree and of course an apple fell on his head and gravity was born. So we've got a king's business. The clarity of vision that shaped Newton's scientific work also drove his dedication to what he called the king's business at the moment. That's crazy. Fantastic information and then coins produced at the branch mince established during the great recoynage can be identified by the midmarks. Be for Bristol, see for Chester, EF-E-M, Exter, Enfornowage and Wifeyorg. And then we know a bit of a closer of the mint mark just there. Of course Isaac Newton muster of the mint and a little more information to start pure vision. So Newton tackled the problem of counterfeiting with great determination, believing the best safeguarding against fraud was the quality of the genuine coins. As Warden of the Mint he also kept detailed records of suspected counterfeitors and prosecuted them with perthinical vigor. I probably said that long but again we all know Isaac Newton had a big role to play with the role mint and of course just at the bottom of the stair of course Newton was appointed Master of the Mint on the 25th of December 1699. His 57th birthday and remained in the role until his death in March 1727 by which time British coins could claim to be the best made and most trusted in the world. Some really good information and there we have a stunning portrait of Sir Isaac Newton just there. This booklet is fantastic, I do love some of the information in here. I'm really quite excited. Let's start, we've done that bit, let's go off to here. The design and its designer so we've got a bit of information about Adam West. So Adam West is a member of the Royal Mint's team of graphic designers and of course he easily produced one of the most stunning designs on a 50p coin if not any coin in the entire world. Then some more information just there, mathematical truths. So Sir Isaac Newton was brought in, let's try that again shall we. So Sir Isaac Newton was brought in Rolls-Though Link andshire on 25th of December 1642. Now that is something I did it now, now I am actually from Link andshire and that's come as a big surprise actually. I'm really quite humbled to actually come from the same county as Sir Isaac Newton. That is crazy. Pluto is my friend. I have a ston, it's my friend, but my greatest friend is truth. And again last bit of information with some diagrams and also not mannered the birth pace of Isaac Newton. Newton's most famous research includes the invention of calculus, mathematics of change that helps us understand the behaviour of objects as tiny as electrons or as large as galaxies. There's some diagrams just there. Wow, what a fantastic booklet. And I've actually learned something new, I can't believe Isaac Newton comes from Link andshire. I've had from Link andshire, that is absolutely crazy, but fantastic. And let's have one more final look at that coin. What an absolute stunner it is. I'm really happy to finally get this in terms of bugs because James E. B. Hoyt always says, I've got a far too many bug packs. I certainly do put the fun back in the bugs. And this is just one of a few remaining that I did actually need to complete my whole backlog of bug packs. Really nice. So let's put that down there and I'm just going to put this back in its packaging before I finish off this video. There we go, it's safely back in its hangbag and it will be staying there for all eternity. Okay, so there we have it. I've really enjoyed this video. I couldn't wait to film it. If you did enjoy this video, please leave me like. Of course, if you want to leave me a comment, let me know if you've got this coin, exactly what you think of it. And yeah, if you've got any questions you'd like to ask, that's absolutely fantastic as well. 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