1996 Great Britain 2 Pounds European Championship Proof Gold Coin AGW .4707 oz
All orders are insured and tracked
1996 Great Britain 2 Pounds European Championship Proof Gold Coin AGW .4707 oz
Celebrate a landmark event in European sports history with the 1996 Great Britain £2 European Championship Proof Gold Coin (AGW .4707 oz). Struck by the Royal Mint to commemorate UEFA Euro ’96, this exceptional coin honors the prestigious football (soccer) tournament hosted in England — the birthplace of the modern game. Containing .4707 troy ounces of .9167 fine gold (22-karat), this beautifully crafted proof coin combines exquisite design, numismatic prestige, and gold investment value.
The obverse features Ian Rank-Broadley’s portrait of Her Majesty Queen Elizabeth II, surrounded by the inscriptions “ELIZABETH II DEI GRA REG FID DEF” and the denomination “TWO POUNDS.”
The reverse, designed by John Mills, showcases a striking soccer motif, a stylized representation of a football set against a goal net pattern, symbolizing teamwork, skill, and national pride. This elegant design commemorates England’s hosting of the first European Championship tournament held on its soil, a moment that united football fans across the continent.
Coin Features:
- Made from 0.9167 fine gold with a weight of 0.4707 troy oz
- Struck at the Royal Mint
- Denomination: 2 Pounds
- Proof finish
- Obverse: Features the bust of Queen Elizabeth II.
- Reverse: displays a soccer ball along with the year of mintage.
The 1996 Great Britain £2 European Championship Proof Gold Coin (AGW .4707 oz) perfectly unites the worlds of sport, history, and fine gold collecting. Whether you’re a passionate football fan, a Royal Mint collector, or a precious metals investor, this coin stands as a timeless celebration of English pride and European unity. Secure your piece of sporting history today, and explore other world gold coins available at Bullion Exchanges. If you have any questions or concerns, please contact one of our customer service representatives.
You may also like:









