2024

2024 TIE Fighter 50p Silver Proof – Star Wars – Charles III - The TIE Fighter is from the Royal Mint's Star Wars™ collection. The TIE Fighter is the iconic image of the Imperial Fleet in Star Wars, often seen in dogfights with the rebel X-wing starfighters.

2024 United Kingdom Proof Coin Set - The set contains: Buckingham Palace £5, Churchill £2, National Gallery £2, RNLI 50p, Team GB & Paralympics GB 50p, plus 2024 definitive proof coins for £2, £1, 50p, 20p, 10p, 5p, 2p, 1p.

2024 Diplodocus 50p BU Colourised – Tales of the Earth – Charles III - The third coin in the Tales of the Earth collection is the Diplodocus. They were large - 85 feet and weighing 15 tons. Diplodocus lived about 150 million years ago.

2024 Beowulf & Grendel 1oz Silver Bullion Coin £2 - This is the first in a three coin collection featuring British folklore from the epic poem Beowulf. The reverse shows Beowulf fighting his first enemy Grendel.

2024 City Views Paris – 1oz Silver Proof £2 – Charles III - The City Views Collection from the Royal Mint continues with the cityscape image of Paris. The series started with Elizabeth II but this coin is the first with Charles III.

2024 National Gallery Two Pound – Charles III - The Royal Mint commemorates 200 years of the National Gallery of Art. It is an art museum built in 1824 and is situated in Trafalgar Square, London.

2024 Buckingham Palace Gold 1/40th Ounce – Charles III - 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,

2024 Buckingham Palace BU Five Pounds – Charles III - Buckingham Palace is the official London residence of the Royal Family and one of Britain's most famous landmarks. It has 775 rooms!

2024 Harry Potter Winged Keys 1oz Silver Proof - The One Ounce 999 Silver Proof version of the Harry Potter Winged Keys design. The coin is denominated as £2.

2024 Harry Potter Winged Keys 50p – Silver Proof Colour - The Royal Mint's Harry Potter collection expands with this 50p coin showing the moment that Harry flies his broomstick trying to catch the winged keys in The Philosopher's Stone.