VOX MV50 Brian May Set w/ Vintage 1947 British Sixpence (His Birth Year!)

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[Summary] Up for sale is a Vox MV50-BM Brian May Signature Nutube Head in Mint condition. This unit has been tested and is fully functional. It captures the legendary AC30 tone in a compact, Nutube-powered format. Perfect for both collectors and players. [Condition] Body: Mint. No visible scratches or dents. Operation: Fully functional. Tested for both input and output. Accessories: Includes original box, AC adapter, and manual. Note: The power cable remains in its original factory-tied state, never fully unwrapped. Box: Shows some minor shelf wear (scuffs), but remains structurally sound. [Shipping & Terms] Safe Delivery from Japan: Shipped via Japan Post EMS (Express Mail Service). Includes full insurance and a premium tracking number. Note: I have switched to EMS to provide a smoother customs experience and more reliable handling for delicate musical equipment. Global Power Ready: Includes the original 100-240V universal AC adapter. It’s ready to rock right out of the box, anywhere in the world. Sold As-Is: To maintain the "Iki Sumika" standard of quality, all items are inspected and photographed extensively. No returns or exchanges—please review the photos carefully. [Description Bonus Section Idea] Special Bonus: Vintage 1947 & 1948 British Sixpence included.“Until around 1950, they had a high nickel content and were very soft, so I’m particularly fond of the sixpence from 1947, the year I was born.” — Brian May (The Guardian interview) This amp comes with the exact year coin Sir Brian prefers, not just for the tone, but for the historical connection to his birth. A Recommendation from Iki Sumika: "If you’re eager to try the 'coin-pick' technique, we suggest keeping the rare 1947 coin safely in your collection. Instead, try playing with the 1948 coin—it shares the exact same metal composition and provides the same legendary feel, allowing you to preserve the historical 1947 piece."