UK 2 Pound Coins- Bi metallic? [Risolto]

Hi all,

I was cursorily looking over my bi metallic coins and I was surprised to discover that the UK 2 pounds were not there. Looking at a description of a two pound coin on its page , I note it's not described as bi-metallic which explains the omission.

This puzzles me as ; I thought they were bi metallic and indeed uk was in the forefront of introducing bi metallic coins into their general coinage.

I am sure there is a reason and someone here will tell me. Thanks

They are bi-metallic, but I think they're just not listed as such, so they won't get picked up on a search.
Might just be an oversight I think.

Cita: "BizzoDoes"​They are bi-metallic, but I think they're just not listed as such, so they won't get picked up on a search.
​Might just be an oversight I think.

​I thought so... I wonder if this thread will be enough to get catalogue changed or will I need to put this on right forum .

While usually changes for UK are swift, as we have two referees there, I believe one of them is on vacation now and second one is pretty busy these days. But they will get to it once they are back.

Had a spare half hour, so I've added "Bi-Metallic" to the metal description for them, and the referee has already approved most of the changes (thank you), so hopefully they should come up in your searches.

Oh, so they are active after all.

Thanks hope didn't cause too much work.

Ha my bi metallic collection just gone up significantly and it didn't cost a penny.

Cita: "iknw07554"​Ha my bi metallic collection just gone up significantly and it didn't cost a penny.
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