How to collect £1 Coins
The main currency of the UK, the GBP £1 coin replaced the previous £1 banknote in April 1983. The round coin was replaced by a 12-sided one-pound coin in March 2017.
The main currency of the UK, the GBP £1 coin replaced the previous £1 banknote in April 1983. The round coin was replaced by a 12-sided one-pound coin in March 2017.Which £1 Coins to look for?
The lowest mintage One Pound Coins are:(These are coins in our database, list may not be exhustive)
- 2017 Platinum One Pound Coin (mintage: 250)
- 2017 Gold One Pound Coin (mintage: 2,151)
- 2016 One Pound Coin - Shield of the Royal Arms (mintage: 30,000)
- 2011 One Pound Coin - Edinburgh (mintage: 935,000)
- 2011 One Pound Coin - Cardiff (mintage: 1,615,000)
- 2010 One Pound Coin - London (mintage: 2,635,000)
- 2008 One Pound Coin - Royal Arms (mintage: 3,910,000)
- 2014 One Pound Coin - Thistle and Bluebell (mintage: 5,185,000)
- 2013 One Pound Coin - Rose and Oak (mintage: 5,270,000)
- 2013 One Pound Coin - Leek and Daffodil (mintage: 5,270,000)
Which Monarchs have minted £1 Coins coins?
The following have minted £1 Coins during their reign:
 | Elizabeth II (1952-2022) | |
 | Charles III (2022-Present) |