Pound

2016 Nations of the Crown Reverse 2018 One Pound Coin – Nations of the Crown - The 2018 One Pound Coin reverse shows a Rose, leek, thistle, and shamrock encircled by a coronet which are the Nations of the Crown representing the United Kingdom.
1986 1991 One Pound Flax Plant Reverse 1986 One Pound Coin – Flax Plant - On the reverse is the Flax Plant and royal diadem representing Northern Ireland. The design, by Leslie Durbin, was used in 1986 and 1991.
1996 2001 One Pound Celtic Cross Reverse 2001 One Pound Coin – Celtic Cross and Torc - Reverse is a Celtic Cross with a Pimpernel Flower in the centre surrounded by an ancient Torc representing Northern Ireland. Some describe it as a Celtic cross, Broighter collar and pimpernel.
Royal Arms One Pound 1998 One Pound Coin – Royal Arms – Elizabeth II - The design by Eric Sewell has been used on one-pound coins in 1983, 1993, 1998, 2003 and 2008. Also available in Silver Proof and Piedfort. Edge inscription is DECUS ET TUTAMEN.
No Picture One Pound Coins - List of One Pound Coins (£1) with Descriptions, images, mintages, history and info for coin collectors and investors.
2023 One Pound Charles III Reverse 2023 One Pound Coin – Charles III - The first one pound coin of the reign of King Charles III. Released October 2023.
991-997 Penny Ethelred II Lincoln Mint Obverse 991 Penny – Aethelred II Lincoln - Silver Penny of Anglo-Saxon King Aethelred II (also known as Ethelred the Unready). Minted 991-997 at the Lincoln mint of moneyer Theodgeld. Crux type.
2010 and 2011 UK Cities 4 Coin Gold Proof One Pound Set Obverse 2010 and 2011 UK Cities 4 Coin Gold Proof One Pound Set - In 2010/2011, four one-pound coins were issued by the Royal Mint to represent the four capital cities of the United Kingdom (London, Edinburgh, Cardiff, Belfast). This set contains all four coins, minted in gold proof.
one pound edge inscription Edge Inscriptions on the Round One Pound Coin - One of the interesting features of the round pound was the edge inscription. Although it is not uncommon to have edge inscriptions they do not appear on all coins as plain or milled edges are often used.
History of the One-Pound Coin - The Pound is the main currency of the UK and the one pound (GBP £1 sterling) coin is in everyday circulation. The one pound coin replaced the previous one pound banknote in April 1983 and the round one pound coin itself was replaced with a 12-sided, bi-metallic coin in 2017.