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CREATURES discovered on Dorset s Jurassic Coast by famed fossil hunter Mary Anning have been brought back to life in a unique new 50p coin collection. And ahead of Anning s birthday, The Royal Mint brought the coins to west Dorset where a number of her awe-inspiring discoveries were made. The coin collection, featuring marine reptiles Temnodontosaurus, Plesiosaurus and Dimorphodon, have been produced in collaboration with the Natural History Museum to celebrate the pioneering palaeontologist. It is the second coin collection in The Royal Mint’s ‘Tales of the Earth’ series celebrating the creatures discovered in Britain. Renowned British paleo-artist Robert Nicholls has brought all three of Mary Anning’s discoveries back to life.