Falkland 2022 Jubilee 50p coin [gelöst]

It seems that there were two different versions of this coin:

- DA die mark with larger busts of Queen

- no die mark with smaller busts of Queen

What do you think, is it a small difference that require a yearline variety or this should be listed as separate page? 

I just noticed this today, when checked the die marks of my 50p in Pobjoy cards. Before, I thought I have a duplicate.

Similar coin was reissued also after the death of Queen Elizabeth II, but it was with black colour and with double date 1926 2022. On the marketing graphics from Pobjoy the busts are bigger (see here) when all known real coins are with smaller busts.

Just to inform referee: @Frenchlover

MMowiec

It seems that there were two different versions of this coin:

- DA die mark with larger busts of Queen

- no die mark with smaller busts of Queen

There are two different coins (large busts, with DA - small bust) on two different pages.

MMowiec

Similar coin was reissued also after the death of Queen Elizabeth II, but it was with black colour and with double date 1926 2022. On the marketing graphics from Pobjoy the busts are bigger (see here) when all known real coins are with smaller busts.

It seems that coins with DA gets a large busts design. On Pobjoy flyer, there is the “DA large bust” design so you might check if actual coins were issued with the DA mint mark.

 Iam not if you noticed, but the larger busts of the Queen. Her ribbon is closer to the rim. Were the smaller busts of the Queen is farer from the rim. No need to measure.

Yes, this is even more visible as on one coin space is very small, on second there is some mm between rim and bust.

Just was curious what is the difference size (2mm), so I measured it.