1953 Coronation Crown
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Issued to celebrate the Coronation of Queen Elizabeth II on 2 June 1953.
British Coins
List of Charles I Sixpences
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List of Charles I Sixpence coins with descriptions, images, mintages, history and info for coin collectors.
1483 Groat – Edward V (with pellet)
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Short article on the 1483 Silver Groat, thought to be of King Edward V (see notes). This coin has the halved sun and rose mark introduced to represent the new mint master Bartholomew Reed on 12 February 1483.
2022 City Views London 1oz Gold Proof
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The 2022 1oz Gold Proof City Views London. The Royal Mint 'City Views' series started off with London and shows an image of London as it was just before the Great Fire of 1666, based on the 'The Long View of London' by Wenceslaus Hollar (1607–77).
2022 Queen’s Reign £5 – Charity and Patronage
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This was the second coin in a Royal Mint collection called The Queen's Reign. The first coin celebrates the role of Her Majesty in awarding honours that recognise individual service, this second coin concerns charitable work and the third coin celebrates the Queen as Head of the Commonwealth. Each coin has the Queen’s signature, which is a first for UK coins.
List of George IV Farthings
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List of George IV Farthings (1820-1830). Images, Mintages, Detailed Descriptions.
2022 Two Pound Coin – Celebrating 25 Years of the £2
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The 2022 £2 coin was released to celebrate 25 years of the two-pound coin. It shows a modified version of that original two-pound coin with a special privy mark on the obverse and a '25' in the centre of the Reverse.
2023 Edward Jenner 1oz Silver Proof £2
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Silver proof £2 coin to commemorate the death of Edward Jenner (1749-1823). Edward Jenner was an English physician who pioneered vaccines, and his Smallpox vaccine (the first ever vaccine) saved countless lives.
2023 Hogwarts School 1oz Silver Proof
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From the Royal Mint's Harry Potter collection is the Hogwarts School of Witchcraft and Wizardry.
1017 Halfpenny King Cnut (Canute) Lincoln Mint
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This coin of the Anglo-Saxon King Cnut (often known as King Canute) was cut from a penny with a 'voided' long cross (the cross had 2 lines with a gap in between to facilitate cutting).