British Coins

2016 Sovereign Proof Obverse 2016 Gold Sovereign Proof - To commemorate her majesty’s 90th birthday in 2016, James Butler created a new portrait just for that year. This is also known as the Butler Effigy sovereign.
2020 James Bond DB5 £5 2020 James Bond DB5 Five Pound - The 2020 James Bond DB5 £5 shows the Aston Martin DB5. It is overlayed by a giant '0', which will eventually form '007' when added to the other coins in the series.
2021 1oz Silver Robin Hood Reverse RM 2021 Robin Hood 1oz Silver Bullion £2 - The 2021 1oz Silver Bullion £2. Robin Hood lived around the 13th/14th century and famously stole from the rich to give to the poor, and lived in Sherwood Forest.
2019 50 Pence Coin Sherlock Holmes Reverse 2019 50 Pence Coin – Sherlock Holmes - Sherlock Holmes is probably the most famous fictional detective of all time and was created by Sir Arthur Conan Doyle (22 May 1859 – 7 July 1930).
1643 1644 Shilling Charles I Reverse 1643 Shilling – Charles I York Mint - The 1643 Silver Shilling of King Charles I, York Mint. The Reverse shows a coat-of-arms over long cross fourchée with "EB OR" above (EBOR is an early name for York).
1632 1633 Crown Charles I Obverse 1632 Crown – Charles I - Silver crown of King Charles I, struck 1632-1633 (indicated by the Harp mint mark) at the Tower Mint in London. Diameter 43mm.
1935 Crown Reverse 1935 Crown – ‘Rocking Horse’ Jubilee Crown – George V - 1935 Crown - 'Rocking Horse' Jubilee Crown
2022 Platinum Jubilee Gold Quarter Ounce Reverse 2022 Platinum Jubilee Gold Quarter Ounce – Proof - Gold Quarter Ounce 999.9 Fine Gold coin commemorating the Platinum Jubilee of Her Majesty Queen Elizabeth II. The coin is denominated as £25.
1483-1485 Groat Richard III Obverse CNG 1483-1485 Groat – Richard III - Rare Silver Groat of King Richard III minted around 1483-1485. The design is essentially the same as his predecessors as is common with Richard III coins.
The 1806 Halfpenny - George III 1806 Halfpenny – George III - There had been a need for a circulation halfpenny since the reign of Charles II but due to the (relatively) high production costs mintage was sporadic. In 1797 the Royal Mint asked Matthew Boulton to produce copper coins at his Soho Mint in Birmingham and the Fourth Issue coinage included the halfpenny (and also twopence, penny and farthing).