The 2020 Tower of London Collection
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The 2020 Tower of London Collection adds another four coins to this series.
British Coins
The 2020 Tower of London Collection
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The 2020 Tower of London Collection adds another four coins to this series.
The Quarter-Guinea and Other Problems
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The Quarter-Guinea was only issued twice: once in 1718 by George I, and once in 1762 by George III. Both times it was a means to an end, and the end wasn't exactly successful. This is the story of the Quarter Guinea, it's problems and how Sir Isaac Newton moved from a bi-metallic standard towards the Gold standard to prevent a run on silver.
Royal Mint Launch James Bond 007 Series
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The Royal Mint have launched their much awaited James Bond 007 coins.
Royal Mint Music Legends Collection Starts with Queen
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The Royal Mint have started a new collection of coins called "Music Legends" and the first artists to be honoured in this way is the British rock band Queen. The 2020 Queen coins include £5 in BU, £2 silver and £100 gold.
1937 Edward VIII Gold Sovereign Sells for £1 million – and here’s Why
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Edward VIII became King on 20 January 1936 and abdicated in December 1936. The public never got to hold any coins with the portrait of the new King - but some coins did exist. This is the story of one of them.
The 2019 Maundy Money Set
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The 2019 Maundy Money Ceremony was held on 18th April 2019. Her Majesty The Queen attended the Royal Maundy Service in St George’s Chapel at Windsor Castle and was accompanied by Princess Eugenie.
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2019 Sherlock Holmes Gold Proof Fifty Pence Piece 50p
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In 2019 the Royal Mint decided to commemorate Sherlock Holmes with a Gold 50p piece. Sherlock Holmes is probably the most famous fictional detective of all time and was created by Sir Arthur Conan Doyle. Here's the story.
2005 2 Pound Coin: Gunpowder Plot, Guy Fawkes and Bonfire Night.
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In 2005 it was the 400th anniversary of the Gunpowder Plot and the Royal Mint commemorated the event with a two pound coin.
The Farthing
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The Farthing was a small British coin that was worth one-quarter of an old penny - 1/960th of a Pound. It's name derives from the Anglo-Saxon feorthing or fourthling, meaning fourth part. It was last minted in 1956.