Post Your Coins Depicting Sailing Ships

United Kingdom Royal Mint Coin Set 1994 Trial Two Pounds
First Bi-metal Coin in UK ( scarce )
I almost lost this the other day for $5.00 as I didn't know what it was when I sent it to auction.
The open bid went that low and my auctioneer put it aside with no sale.
Nobody else knew what it was either luckily, because they routinely sell between $200 and $400 when they are offered. I knew what was at stake while it was up for bids, as I learned about it after I submitted it.
Now it's back home to stay.

I did not open it. It is still in the partial opened and "stickered" perforated baggie.
I wondered if I should leave it just like it is? Nobody has seen the actual blanks and test token or coin inside since 1994. But they are in there I bet. Would you open it?

Here's what it looks like with the sailing ship on the reverse.
The first image is my package, the rest I found by googling and altering some so nobody can say I stole them.

This shiny British medal has two ships:

UK £1 2010 #1159 NiBs Belfast

UK £2 2015 Sp#K35A (5th Portrait) WW1 Royal Navy

UK 2 Shilling 1906 #801 Ag .925 1902-10 Britannia standing on prow of Ship. Poor old Ed V11 is a bit pock marked.

Viking ship on new Isle of Man 20p:

A sterling silver Canada proof 50 cent commemorating yaghting

I don't believe this has been posted yet. It's a recent purchase and a beautiful design. Also, it's the second largest coin I own now and the first from Liberia.

1999 Liberia $10 Proof KM #468
.925 Silver
25g
38.7mm