A century before the first electronic computer flickered to life, Ada Lovelace saw what no one else could. Working alongside Charles Babbage on his Analytical Engine, she wrote what is widely regarded as the first computer program and envisioned a future in which machines could compose music, produce graphics, and advance science. The daughter of Lord Byron married poetry with mathematics and, in doing so, became the prophetic voice of the digital revolution.
This silver-plated commemorative celebrates the visionary who wrote the future in code. Struck to a Brilliant Uncirculated standard with a proof-like finish, this 28.5mm piece is plated in .999 fine silver and weighs 9.5 grams, honouring the world's first computer programmer in exquisite detail.
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