Gold
2024 Buckingham Palace Gold 1/40th Ounce – Charles III
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If the gold proof £5 is too expensive, then this 1/40th gold proof (999.9, 24 carat) will be much more affordable. Limited Edition minting is 2,024. Diameter 8mm, weighs 0.8g,
1996 Gold 2 Pound Coin – Football
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To commemorate the 10th European Football Championship which were hosted in the UK, the Royal Mint issued this Gold £2 as a 'Celebration to Football'.
2022 Platinum Jubilee Gold Quarter Ounce – Proof
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Gold Quarter Ounce 999.9 Fine Gold coin commemorating the Platinum Jubilee of Her Majesty Queen Elizabeth II. The coin is denominated as £25.
2021 Gold Britannia Quarter Ounce
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The Gold Britannia has for some years been a popular choice for 1oz gold bullion coins, but as gold prices have risen to new highs the quarter-ounce gold Britannia has become popular.
2024 George Michael Gold Proof – Music Legends – Charles III
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The Royal Mint Music Legends series added several Gold Proof George Michael coins. Besides the usual 1oz and 1/4oz, the range includes an affordable 1/40th oz gold proof.
2024 Myths and Legends – Robin Hood – 1oz Gold Proof £100 – Charles III
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The fourth coin in the Royal Mint's Myths and Legends series features Robin Hood. The image as the 2021 Robin Hood coins, but feature King Charles III on the obverse.
2023 Gold Two Pounds Proof JRR Tolkien
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The 2023 Gold Two Pounds Proof JRR Tolkien: Gold Proof £2 coin to commemorate JRR Tolkien, author of The Hobbit and Lord of the Rings.
1902 Gold 5 Pound Coin – Edward VII Proof
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The 1902 King Edward VII Gold Proof £5 was issued in the Coronation year of King. The Gold Proof £5 Coin weighs 39.94g (equivalent to 5 sovereigns).
2012 Gold 2 Pound Coin – Charles Dickens – Elizabeth II
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Celebrates the 200th Anniversary of the birth of Charles Dickens (1812-1870), one of the greatest novelists of all time.
2023 Coronation of King Charles III 1/10oz Gold Bullion Coin
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The Gold Proof coin contains one-tenth (1/10th) ounce (0.1 oz) of 999.9 fine gold, and was issued to celebrate the Coronation of King Charles III on 6 May 2023.