UK 2013 Benjamin Britten - BLOW BUGLE BLOW - 50p Uncirculated, About Uncirculated, [Seller-Graded]

Best known for the English opera 'Peter Grimes' and 'The Young Person's Guide to the Orchestra', Benjamin Britten is a towering figure in the world of classical music. His astonishing artistic created over 100 major works for genres as diverse as orchestral, solo, operatic, chamber and film music. He also founded the renowned annual Aldeburgh Festival for Music& the Arts where many of his works were premiered, when Britten was born on 22 November 1913, it was the feast day of St Cecilia, patron saint of music. His musical talents emerged early, as he composed his first work at the age of six charmingly entitled, "Do you no that my Daddy gone to London today" Nowadays, over 1,000 Britten concerts and events take place worldwide every year. Designed by artist Tom Phillips CBE RA, the coin features the uplifting words BLOW BUGLE BLOW and SET THE WILD ECHOES FLYING as well as the composer's name in a stave, a reference to his virtuosity as a pianist and conductor. there is no finer souvenir of this historic anniversary. It's not a Brilliant Condition coins but in uncirculated condition taken from mint bags with full lustre but may contain minor bag marks due to coins clashing in the minting. It Is Excellent Gift For Coin Collection, Gold Collection, As a Gifts