1966 Guernsey 10 shillings: This coin commemorates the 900th anniversary of the Norman Conquest - although William I didn't have to conquer Guernsey as it was already ruled by Normandy! The coin was also a trial piece by The Royal Mint - a high face value polygonal coin that looked forward to the seven-sided decimal 50p issued just three years later.
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