The 2009 Henry VIII commemorative £5 crown

ar1ka

Hope post in the right place.The offer was found in The Times newspaper-The 2009 Henry VIII commemorative £5 crown( for £5 exactly,no P&P until the end of march). Good for collection???

Sui_Generis

Only via the Times?

ar1ka

I saw the offer just there. Don"t know if i can do it here is the link:
https://www.londonmintoffice.org/TimesHenry

bribrian

I assume, like all £5 crowns, you can order them at your local bank for no extra cost........

Pie123

Be careful. Read the small print of the offer in the times. It probaly says you will recieve more coins and charged a full charge normaly a lot. It was on watchdog

alemild

The Henry VIII Commemorative £5 coin is legal tender in Tristan da Cunha. It is redeemable at any time on the Island. Alternatively, it can be redeemed if accompanied by proof of purchase, through The London Mint Office.

Successful applicants will also receive further releases in the collection “Kings and Queens of Great Britain - Our Royal History”, a collection commemorating our greatest monarchs the first of which will be available to you at a £30 saving for just £19.95 (plus £2.95 P&P).

Further releases will be dispatched at our regular release price of £49.95 at approximately monthly intervals, £2.95 postage and packing applies to subsequent deliveries. All coins are sent on approval and without obligation and you may cancel at any time.

TBeckett100

new poster, sounds all dodgy,

wignula_2

If you don't want the hassle of receiving further unwanted coins, you can buy this for approx £10 + p&p from other places:

Royal Mint

and

English heritage