Eurotunnel Celebration '94
- maker:
- Royal Mint
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Eurotunnel Celebration '94
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Eurotunnel Celebration '94
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© The Board of Trustees of the Science Museum
Eurotunnel Celebration '94
Science Museum Group
© The Board of Trustees of the Science Museum
Eurotunnel Celebration '94
Science Museum Group
© The Board of Trustees of the Science Museum
Medallion, cupro-nickel, Eurotunnel Celebration '94, struck by the Royal Mint to commemorate the official inauguration of the Channel Tunnel on 6 May 1994. Brilliant uncirculated standard. Weight 50gms, diameter 50mm. Obverse, inscribed in English, cnetral motif of two people arms outstretched around tuneel; reverse, inscribed in French, motif map of tunnel beneath Channel between Folkstone and Calais. Encased in commemorative colour brochure 16.5x10cm opening to 29cm
Details
- Category:
- Coins, Medals & Tokens
- Object Number:
- 2000-1170
- Materials:
- cupro nickel
- Measurements:
-
diameter: x 50 mm
- type:
- medal
- credit:
- Eurotunnel
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