British Coins

2025 Gold Sovereign Proof Shield Reverse 2025 Gold Sovereign Shield Proof - This 2025 Gold Sovereign Proof commemorates the 200th anniversary of Jean Baptiste Merlen's Shield design.
2019 Una and the Lion 2oz Silver Reverse 2019 Una and the Lion 2oz Silver Proof - The first of the Royal Mint's Great Engravers Collection, this coin illustrates the amazing work of William Wyon.
2025 Mary Poppins 50p Silver Reverse RM 2025 Mary Poppins Silver 50p Proof - The Mary Poppins 50p Silver Proof is the Royal Mint's way of paying homage to one of the best loved children's characters.
2025 Stories WW2 50p Silver Reverse RM 2025 Stories of the Second World War SIlver 50p Proof - The Stories of the Second World War 50p from the Royal Mint commemorates the extraordinary acts of the people who served Britain and the Commonwealth during WWII.
1716 Maundy Penny George I Obverse MV 1716 Penny – George I - Silver Maundy Penny of King George I, minted in 1716 by the Royal Mint. No Copper pennies were minted under George I (they did mint halfpennies and farthings).
2025 Zog 50p BU Reverse RM 2025 Zog 50p BU - BU 50p coin to celebrate 15 years of the children's character Zog. The Royal Mint produced a series of 50p coins, plus a gold coin.
UK 2012 Proof Sovereign: Queen Elizabeth II Diamond Jubilee - 2012 was Queen Elizabeth II’s Diamond Jubilee, celebrating 60 years of reign. The Sovereign features a new reverse design to commemorate the Queen’s Diamond Jubilee. [...]
Queen Victoria Heads Queen Victoria Gold Sovereigns Portraits (Heads) - Victoria ruled for 64 years, a record only recently surpassed by Queen Elizabeth II. Over her long reign she posed for many portraits for coins but on the gold sovereign there are three major variations: Young Head, Jubilee Head and Old Head.
2017 Five Pounds King Canute King Cnut (Canute) and the 2017 Gold 5 Pound Coin - King Cnut the Great, better known to many as King Canute, was King of Denmark, England, and Norway. To commemorate the 1000th anniversary of King Cnut's ascendance to the English crown in 2017, the Royal Mint struck a gold proof five pounds piece (£5).
Gold Broad The Gold Broad – Cromwell’s 20 Shilling Coin - The Gold Broad was only issued in 1656 and was denominated as 20 shillings, marking it as an ancestor of the guinea and sovereign. In 1656 there was no Monarch; Oliver Cromwell was Lord Protector and the parliament was the Second Protectorate.