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- Rosalind Franklin's expertise on x-ray diffraction enabled her to discover the double-helix structure of DNA - changing the field of cellular biology forever
- She was an inspirational young scientist whose revolutionary work was never fully appreciated until after her tragic death aged just 37
- To commemorate what would have been her 100th birthday, The Royal Mint have released this exciting Brilliant Uncirculated 50p Coin in her honour
- Following the must-have Stephen Hawking design, this is the second coin in the 'Innovation In Science' Series
- David Knaptons design features 'Photograph 51', the image from which she made her discovery
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Rosalind Franklin 50p Coin Official Royal Mint Fifty Pence Innovation in Science
