A limited edition coronation coin collection featuring the world's first official crowned portrait of His Majesty King Charles III will soon be available. This collection commemorates the historic event which will take place at Westminster Abbey on 6 May 2023. It is a beautifully crafted range that presents a once in a lifetime opportunity to own a piece of history.
2023 Strike On The Day King Charles III Coronation 50p Brilliant Uncirculated
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Commemorate the historic coronation of King Charles III with the exquisite 50p Brilliant Uncirculated coin struck on the very day of the event in 2023. Explore the intricate design capturing the essence of this royal milestone.
In 2023, the United Kingdom witnessed a momentous event—the coronation of King Charles III. To mark this historic occasion, The Royal Mint embarked on a journey to create a truly remarkable commemorative coin. Crafted with meticulous detail, the "Strike On The Day King Charles III Coronation 50p" encapsulates the essence of this regal milestone. Struck on the 6th of May, 2023 - the very day of the coronation - this coin is imbued with the energy and excitement that coursed through the nation on that historic occasion.
As the nation celebrated the ascension of its new monarch, The Royal Mint's skilled artisans worked tirelessly to design a coin that would stand as a testament to this significant chapter in British history. The coin's obverse features a captivating portrait of King Charles III, marking the first crowned coinage portrait of his reign.
On the reverse, intricate design elements come together to depict the grandeur of the coronation ceremony. From the elegant robes to the symbolic regalia, each detail reflects the heritage and tradition of the British monarchy. This coin is not just a piece of metal; it's a tangible connection to the very event that shaped the nation's future.
Limited in number, the "Strike On The Day King Charles III Coronation 50p" coin offers collectors and enthusiasts alike the opportunity to own a piece of this historic moment. Each coin is a tangible reminder of the unity and pride that swept across the country during the coronation festivities.
As the years pass, this coin will undoubtedly become a cherished artifact, passed down through generations, each owner adding their own layer to its rich history. The "Strike On The Day King Charles III Coronation 50p" Brilliant Uncirculated coin is more than currency; it's a symbol of a nation's reverence for its past and hope for its future.
The 2023 United Kingdom Brilliant Uncirculated Commemorative Coin Set
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The 2023 Brilliant Uncirculated Commemorative Coin Set for the United Kingdom is now available. This marks the first time that the official coinage portrait of King Charles III will be featured in an Annual Sets release. Martin Jennings designed the definitive coinage portrait of His Majesty The King, which is featured on each coin in the set.
The set includes five new commemorative coins, specifically chosen for this year. Each coin is struck to a Brilliant Uncirculated standard, which is higher than the coins found in everyday change. The coins are dated 2023 and serve as special keepsakes to commemorate a new chapter in numismatic history.
In addition to the coins, the set comes with fold-out packaging that offers insight into the anniversary, event or figure each coin celebrates.
The world's first official crowned portrait of His Majesty King Charles III
The highly collectible coins in the set showcase an image of King Charles III wearing the Tudor crown, which was designed by artist and sculptor Martin Jennings. Despite the Tudor Crown no longer existing as it was destroyed in the 1640s, it was personally selected by the King for the portrait. The image also includes the King's cypher and crown, symbolising his presence inside Westminster Abbey where he is to be crowned.
2023 United Kingdom Proof Commemorative Coin Set
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Introducing a limited edition 2023 UK collectors set that pays homage to the rich history and culture of Britain. This set features five new Royal Mint coins, each with a portrait of King Charles III. The coins are presented in a proof annual set, and the new definitive coin effigy showcases the King's profile facing left, which is opposite to that of his mother. The esteemed British sculptor, Martin Jennings, created this new design. The set is limited to only 7,500 units.
The new collector's coins consist of a Five Pound coin, commemorating the King's 75th birthday in November. Additionally, a Two Pound coin celebrates the centenary of the famous Flying Scotsman steam train, built in 1923, while another £2 coin acknowledges the work of J.R.R. Tolkien, the author of Lord of the Rings. Moreover, a pair of Fifty Pence coins pay tribute to seventy-five years since the arrival of HMT Empire Windrush and the foundation of the National Health Service (NHS). The set also includes a distinctive medal that is exclusive to this set.
These five coins are presented in a fine, proof finish, which is the highest striking standard of The Royal Mint. The coins are struck multiple times with hand-prepared dies to provide superior detail, allowing you to enjoy the designs as the artists intended. The protective packaging preserves their appearance while also allowing for safe display and handling of the coins. The set comes with a numbered certificate of authenticity and an information booklet enclosed in a folio.
This 2023 proof set is an opportunity to remember a new chapter in numismatic history and cherish the unique heritage of Britain.
Coronation Collection
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One of the coins in the set is a 50p coin featuring a drawing of Westminster Abbey by The Royal Mint's resident designer Natasha Jenkins.
The £5 coin has a design by Timothy Noad, depicting the Coronation Regalia and the St Edward's Crown, which are sacred and symbolic objects used in the coronation ceremony.
In addition to the above coins, the range includes several editions and sizes of ounce coins, each featuring the crowned portrait of the King on one side and an intricate design by John Bergdahl on the other.
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