Deadly agent

Released in 1973, Live And Let Die saw Bond up against vicious assassins and voodoo magic in his pursuit of an evil drug baron. Moore’s portrayal of Bond, also known as 007, was as debonair as it was dangerous, often with a deadly sense of humour.

50^th anniversary design

The coin portrays a coloured representation of James Bond against a fiery explosion. Other coloured elements include the movie title ‘LIVE AND LET DIE’, and a crocodile, a nod to Bond’s quick-witted escape from a group of the hungry reptiles. Also included in the design are two powerful speedboats symbolising the film’s unforgettable Louisiana bayou chase, and cards featuring the Bond Family Crest bearing the motto ORBIS NON SUFFICIT (the world is not enough) and the number 50.