Monarchs
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Product range
George I Silver Shilling
Minimum of Fine Condition
Price: £315.00
Price: £35.00
George II Sixpence
Fine or Better
Price: £80.00
George IV Bare Head Second Type Sovereign 1825-1830 Fine+
Fine or Better
Price: £1,325.00
George I, Silver Coronation medal
Just 1200 Mintage
Price: £650.00
William IV Half-crown
Fine Plus - Mixed year dates
Price: £160.00
1643 Charles I Gold Half-Unite - Oxford
Graded AU55+
Price: £23,550.00
George VI 1937 Proof Two Pounds - Double Sovereign
Graded PF62 by NGC
Price: £4,995.00
George IV Sovereign Laureate Head
Fine + or Better
Price: £1,300.00
Queen Anne Silver Crown, 1707 (Edinburgh Mint)
Graded AU53 by PCGS
Price: £5,887.50
1826 George IV Proof Half Sovereign
Graded PR62 Cameo
Price: £7,722.00
1911 George V Coronation 10-Piece Short Proof Set
Proof - Only 952 Sets Made
Price: £6,292.00
1821 George IV Half-Sovereign
Graded AU58 by NGC
Price: £5,750.00
1700 William III Guinea
Good Very Fine Condition
Price: £8,995.00
1551 Edward VI Crown Fine Silver Issue
Graded by NGC XF45
Price: £13,450.00
George IV Bare Head Half-crown
Mixed years Fine Plus
Price: £160.00
George II Shilling
Fine or Better
Price: £125.00
William & Mary type I Half Crown
Mixed years Fine Plus
Price: £315.00
William III Crown
Fine or Better
Price: £350.00
1825 George IV Sovereign (Laureate Head)
Graded AU50
Price: £4,219.00
George I Silver Crown, 1726
Extremely Fine
Price: £6,195.00
Edward VII Sixpence
Fine + condition
Price: £24.00
Charles II Crown
Mixed years Fine Plus
Price: £410.00
George II Five Guinea EIC
George II Five Guinea EIC
Price: £36,000.00
George II Gold Guinea
Fine or Better
Price: £1,650.00
William III Half Crown Mixed Year Dates
Fine Plus
Price: £315.00
313-321 AD Constantine the Great Bronze Follis Mint of London
Very Fine Condition
Price: £130.00
1821 George IV Silver Crown
Fine+ condition
Price: £135.00
1821 George IV Sovereign
Fine+ Condition
Price: £1,320.00
Price: £650.00
Commemorative Coins
The 40th Birthday of HRH The Duke of Cambridge 2022 UK £5 Silver Proof Coin
Limited Edition 3,500
Price: £92.50
British Monarchs King Henry VII 2022 UK 1oz Gold Proof Coin
Limited Edition 100
Price: £2,625.00
Price: £10.00
1957 Queen Elizabeth II Sovereign
Extremely Fine
Price: £750.00
HRH The Prince Philip, Duke of Edinburgh 2021 UK Two-Ounce Silver Proof Coin
Limited Edition 1,000
Price: £185.00
The Five-Sovereign Piece Longest-Reigning Monarchs Two-Coin Set
Limited Edition 50
Price: £6,995.00
Five portraits of Her Majesty Queen Elizabeth II
During Queen Elizabeth II’s reign, the nation’s circulating coins have featured five different portraits of the monarch.
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The Changing Faces of History. Centuries ago most people would only have seen the face of their leader on a coin. The ‘heads’, or obverse, side of a coin has depicted the image of a monarch or ruler for thousands of years.
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James I (1603–25) The First King of Great Britain
The death of Elizabeth I without an heir in 1603 brought the Tudor dynasty to an end. James VI of Scotland acceded to the throne, becoming James I and the first Stuart king of England. The political ramifications of dynastic change and the union of the crowns would manifest on his coinage.
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Two Anniversaries, One Big Coin
A Special Celebration for The Five-Sovereign Piece 2020 Two hundred years ago, the first modern Five-Sovereign Piece was struck, just as a remarkable reign came to a close. The Five-Sovereign Piece 2020 celebrates 200 years of the impressive gold coin...
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Prince Albert: The Pioneering Prince
In 2019 we are celebrating the life and legacy of Queen Victoria, but these celebrations would not be complete if we did not honour the pioneering prince who stood at her side. The 200th anniversary of Prince Albert’s birth falls in the same year as his wife’s and it is only fitting that The Royal Mint marks the occasion.
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The Queen’s Beasts – A Story of Royal Heraldry and Heritage
When Queen Anne, the last of the Stuarts, died in 1714, the British throne passed to George of Hanover, who became known as George I. He brought with him the heraldry of the region, including a White Horse on a red background, known in German as the ‘Sachsenross’ and in English as ‘the White Horse of Hanover’.
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