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This is a coin (reverse side) issued by Ireland.

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User:Djegan. The artwork could be obtained from the issuing entity, Ireland.

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Fifty pence (Irish coin)

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The entire reverse of the coin is used to avoid misrepresentation.

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History of Dublin 1988: This 'Dublin Millennium' fifty pence coin was minted, even though it was realised that Dublin had existed for over 1,000 years.
Fifty pence (Irish coin) Dublin Millennium

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18:12, 1 April 2005No thumbnail378 × 367 (329 KB)Djegan (talk | contribs)own image

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