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Harry Potter Coins
2001 Harry Potter
Coins
For the first time ever, Harry Potter is
being honored on a series of official legal tender coins approved by H.H.
Queen Elizabeth II. Six different coins depict Her Majesty on one side and
Harry Potter on his memorable journey through Hogwart School of Witchcraft
and Wizardry on the other.
Cupro Nickel Crown
This is a full crown sized coin, 38.61 millimeters in diameter, issued in
uncirculated finish and is packaged in an attractive display card, priced
at $19.95 each.
Silver Proof Crown
This is similar to the cupro-nickel version, but is struck in sterling
silver with a Proof finish, and housed in a leatherette box, priced at
$59.95 - $64.95 each. The silver issue limit is 15,000 pieces of each design.
Gold 1/25 Crown Coin -
SOLD OUT
These coins are only 13.92 mm in diameter and weigh only 1.254 grams in
.9999 fine gold. They are struck as Proofs and are packaged in a
leatherette case, priced at $69.95 - $85.00 for those who cannot live without
them! The gold issue limit is
10,000 pieces of each design. We recommend you call our jewelry department for
prices gold
bezels - which are ideal for mounting as
jewelry.
Harry Cast a Magic Spell
- Pictures Harry waving a magic wand.
Journey to Hogwarts
- Pictures four characters in a boat
sailing towards a castle.
The Key Among All Keys
- Pictures Harry flying with a key.
Birth of Norbert
- Pictures a dragon emerging from an egg.
Struggling Through Potions Class
Pictures
Harry with a cauldron.
Harry's First Qudditch Match
- Show Harry on a broomstick.
2002 Harry Potter and the
Chamber of Secrets
Six coins depict Her Majesty on one side and Harry
Potter on his continuing adventure through Hogwarts School on the reverse.
Arriving at The Burrow
- Pictures Harry arriving in his car.
Dobby visits Harry
- Show Harry in bed being visited by
Dobby.
Polyjuice Potion
- Pictures Harry and friends around a
cauldron.
Tom Riddle Steals Wand
- Pictures Tom Riddle twirling a magic
wand.
Harry Retrieves Sword
- Pictures Harry getting a sword from
under a magic hat.
Encountering Aragog
- Pictures Harry with a gigantic spider.
2004 Harry Potter and the
Prisoner of Azkaban
Four new coins depict Her Majesty on one side and
Harry Potter on his continuing adventures on the reverse.
The Marauder's Map
Harry's Patronus
Inside the Shrieking Shack
Rescue of Sirius Black
2005 Harry Potter and the
Goblet of Fire
A new
range of official legal tender coins have been issued based on “Harry
Potter and the Goblet of Fire,” the fourth instalment in J.K. Rowling’s
worldwide literary phenomenon. Each coin commemorates a scene interpreted
by artist Mary GrandPré, illustrator of the U.S. editions of the Harry
Potter novels, who was commissioned to create pastel artwork exclusive to
Harry Potter licensed products. The coins depict exciting moments from
the fourth instalment of the Harry Potter series. Three of the coins
capture the different Tri-wizard Tournament tasks, in which Harry is
competing against older and more experienced students from Hogwarts and
two rival European wizardry schools. The first coin depicts the first
task where Harry must evade a Hungarian Horntail dragon. The second coin
portrays the second task where Harry must make a daring rescue at the
bottom of the school’s lake. The third coin depicts the third task maze
where Harry is pitted against the other Tri-wizard Tournament champions to
reach the Tri-wizard Cup. The fourth coin features an image of Harry
discovering the mysterious Pensieve in Dumbledore’s office.
Harry
& the Hungarian Horntail Dragon
Daring Rescue
at the Lake
Tri-wizard Tournament
Pensieve in Dumbledore’s Office
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