Irish Punt Gift Set
The Irish Punt Gift Set includes an authentic Irish Punt coin that’s encased in a beautifully decorated bamboo keepsake jar and a certificate of authenticity. This gift set also allows for the option to send a personalized letter to the gift recipient at the time of purchase or at any point for up to 12 months from the purchased date.
This is a truly wonderful gift for anyone with Irish Heritage. Having been out of circulation for nearly 20 years now, its rarity is increasing every day.
The Irish Punt Gift Set includes an authentic Irish Punt coin that’s encased in a beautifully decorated bamboo keepsake jar and a certificate of authenticity. This gift set also allows for the option to send a personalized letter to the gift recipient at the time of purchase or at any point for up to 12 months from the purchased date.
This is a truly wonderful gift for anyone with Irish Heritage. Having been out of circulation for nearly 20 years now, its rarity is increasing every day.
The Irish Punt Gift Set includes an authentic Irish Punt coin that’s encased in a beautifully decorated bamboo keepsake jar and a certificate of authenticity. This gift set also allows for the option to send a personalized letter to the gift recipient at the time of purchase or at any point for up to 12 months from the purchased date.
This is a truly wonderful gift for anyone with Irish Heritage. Having been out of circulation for nearly 20 years now, its rarity is increasing every day.
About the Punt
The one pound (£1), or as it was known in Ireland…the Punt coin, was used in Ireland from 1990 until the country’s formal adoption of euro currency in 2002. The coin was the largest Irish coin since decimalization: its diameter was 3.11 centimeters (1.22 in) and its mass was 10 grams (0.35 oz).
The coin was almost identical in dimensions to the old penny coin that circulated until 1971 and was similar in diameter. The edge was is milled with a dotted line running along the edge of each face. The design on the reverse is of a red deer by Irish artist Tom Ryan based on photographs taken by him of the Irish National Deer herd in Killarney National Park.
