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Le Royaume-Uni a rendu hommage à la légende des Beatles, Sir Paul McCartney, en lui offrant sa propre série de pièces commémoratives
Picture MUST credit: Royal Mint Beatles legend Sir Paul McCartney has been honoured by the UK with his own set of commemorative coins. The country’s Royal Mint has launched an official collection which is now on sale. The £5 coin, in different metals and feature several references to his record-breaking career - including piano notes personally chosen by Paul, a Höfner Violin bass guitar , the logo of post Fab Four band Wings and his iconic psychedelic painted Magic Piano The design was officially approved by Paul and marks the first time he has appeared on an official UK coin. The collection is available in a range of finishes, as well as coloured editions. McCartney, 82, said: “This feels like a huge honour. It’s not anything I would have ever expected to happen when I was a kid." Picture supplied by JLPPA
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Le Royaume-Uni a rendu hommage à la légende des Beatles, Sir Paul McCartney, en lui offrant sa propre série de pièces commémoratives
Picture MUST credit: Royal Mint Beatles legend Sir Paul McCartney has been honoured by the UK with his own set of commemorative coins. The country’s Royal Mint has launched an official collection which is now on sale. The £5 coin, in different metals and feature several references to his record-breaking career - including piano notes personally chosen by Paul, a Höfner Violin bass guitar , the logo of post Fab Four band Wings and his iconic psychedelic painted Magic Piano The design was officially approved by Paul and marks the first time he has appeared on an official UK coin. The collection is available in a range of finishes, as well as coloured editions. McCartney, 82, said: “This feels like a huge honour. It’s not anything I would have ever expected to happen when I was a kid." Picture supplied by JLPPA
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Le Royaume-Uni a rendu hommage à la légende des Beatles, Sir Paul McCartney, en lui offrant sa propre série de pièces commémoratives
Picture MUST credit: Royal Mint Beatles legend Sir Paul McCartney has been honoured by the UK with his own set of commemorative coins. The country’s Royal Mint has launched an official collection which is now on sale. The £5 coin, in different metals and feature several references to his record-breaking career - including piano notes personally chosen by Paul, a Höfner Violin bass guitar , the logo of post Fab Four band Wings and his iconic psychedelic painted Magic Piano The design was officially approved by Paul and marks the first time he has appeared on an official UK coin. The collection is available in a range of finishes, as well as coloured editions. McCartney, 82, said: “This feels like a huge honour. It’s not anything I would have ever expected to happen when I was a kid." Picture supplied by JLPPA
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Le Royaume-Uni a rendu hommage à la légende des Beatles, Sir Paul McCartney, en lui offrant sa propre série de pièces commémoratives
Picture MUST credit: Royal Mint Beatles legend Sir Paul McCartney has been honoured by the UK with his own set of commemorative coins. The country’s Royal Mint has launched an official collection which is now on sale. The £5 coin, in different metals and feature several references to his record-breaking career - including piano notes personally chosen by Paul, a Höfner Violin bass guitar , the logo of post Fab Four band Wings and his iconic psychedelic painted Magic Piano The design was officially approved by Paul and marks the first time he has appeared on an official UK coin. The collection is available in a range of finishes, as well as coloured editions. McCartney, 82, said: “This feels like a huge honour. It’s not anything I would have ever expected to happen when I was a kid." Picture supplied by JLPPA
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Le Royaume-Uni a rendu hommage à la légende des Beatles, Sir Paul McCartney, en lui offrant sa propre série de pièces commémoratives
Picture MUST credit: Royal Mint Beatles legend Sir Paul McCartney has been honoured by the UK with his own set of commemorative coins. The country’s Royal Mint has launched an official collection which is now on sale. The £5 coin, in different metals and feature several references to his record-breaking career - including piano notes personally chosen by Paul, a Höfner Violin bass guitar , the logo of post Fab Four band Wings and his iconic psychedelic painted Magic Piano The design was officially approved by Paul and marks the first time he has appeared on an official UK coin. The collection is available in a range of finishes, as well as coloured editions. McCartney, 82, said: “This feels like a huge honour. It’s not anything I would have ever expected to happen when I was a kid." Picture supplied by JLPPA
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Le Royaume-Uni a rendu hommage à la légende des Beatles, Sir Paul McCartney, en lui offrant sa propre série de pièces commémoratives
Picture MUST credit: Royal Mint Beatles legend Sir Paul McCartney has been honoured by the UK with his own set of commemorative coins. The country’s Royal Mint has launched an official collection which is now on sale. The £5 coin, in different metals and feature several references to his record-breaking career - including piano notes personally chosen by Paul, a Höfner Violin bass guitar , the logo of post Fab Four band Wings and his iconic psychedelic painted Magic Piano The design was officially approved by Paul and marks the first time he has appeared on an official UK coin. The collection is available in a range of finishes, as well as coloured editions. McCartney, 82, said: “This feels like a huge honour. It’s not anything I would have ever expected to happen when I was a kid." Picture supplied by JLPPA
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Le Royaume-Uni a rendu hommage à la légende des Beatles, Sir Paul McCartney, en lui offrant sa propre série de pièces commémoratives
Picture MUST credit: Royal Mint Beatles legend Sir Paul McCartney has been honoured by the UK with his own set of commemorative coins. The country’s Royal Mint has launched an official collection which is now on sale. The £5 coin, in different metals and feature several references to his record-breaking career - including piano notes personally chosen by Paul, a Höfner Violin bass guitar , the logo of post Fab Four band Wings and his iconic psychedelic painted Magic Piano The design was officially approved by Paul and marks the first time he has appeared on an official UK coin. The collection is available in a range of finishes, as well as coloured editions. McCartney, 82, said: “This feels like a huge honour. It’s not anything I would have ever expected to happen when I was a kid." Picture supplied by JLPPA
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Le Royaume-Uni a rendu hommage à la légende des Beatles, Sir Paul McCartney, en lui offrant sa propre série de pièces commémoratives
Picture MUST credit: Royal Mint Beatles legend Sir Paul McCartney has been honoured by the UK with his own set of commemorative coins. The country’s Royal Mint has launched an official collection which is now on sale. The £5 coin, in different metals and feature several references to his record-breaking career - including piano notes personally chosen by Paul, a Höfner Violin bass guitar , the logo of post Fab Four band Wings and his iconic psychedelic painted Magic Piano The design was officially approved by Paul and marks the first time he has appeared on an official UK coin. The collection is available in a range of finishes, as well as coloured editions. McCartney, 82, said: “This feels like a huge honour. It’s not anything I would have ever expected to happen when I was a kid." Picture supplied by JLPPA
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Jewellery, buttons and a conceptual bra: how the Royal Mint boss Anne Jessopp found a new source of money
As the coin minting trade has waned, the venerable institution has moved into new businesses.
Anne Jessopp at the outlet for the Royal Mint’s jewellery line, 886.
Anne Jessopp, CEO of Royal Mint. photographed at 886 by The Royal Mint, Piccadilly, London, UK.
21 November 2024.
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Jewellery, buttons and a conceptual bra: how the Royal Mint boss Anne Jessopp found a new source of money
As the coin minting trade has waned, the venerable institution has moved into new businesses.
Anne Jessopp at the outlet for the Royal Mint’s jewellery line, 886.
Anne Jessopp, CEO of Royal Mint. photographed at 886 by The Royal Mint, Piccadilly, London, UK.
21 November 2024.
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Jeremy Hunt UK Chancellor of the Exchequer showcases new coins of the nation
The Chancellor Jeremy Hunt showcases the new coins of the nation.
The Royal Mint has today begun production of the new coins of the nation - featuring new designs across the 1p, 2p, 5p, 20p, 50p, £1 & £2 coins, all of which are inspired by Britain's natural habitat.
Photo by HM Treasury / Zara Farrar
Jeremy Hunt is a British politician serving as Chancellor of the Exchequer since 14 October 2022. He previously served in the Cabinet as Foreign Secretary from 2018 to 2019. A member of the Conservative Party, he has been Member of Parliament (MP) for South West Surrey since 2005.
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Jeremy Hunt UK Chancellor of the Exchequer showcases new coins of the nation
The Chancellor Jeremy Hunt showcases the new coins of the nation.
The Royal Mint has today begun production of the new coins of the nation - featuring new designs across the 1p, 2p, 5p, 20p, 50p, £1 & £2 coins, all of which are inspired by Britain's natural habitat.
Photo by HM Treasury / Zara Farrar
Jeremy Hunt is a British politician serving as Chancellor of the Exchequer since 14 October 2022. He previously served in the Cabinet as Foreign Secretary from 2018 to 2019. A member of the Conservative Party, he has been Member of Parliament (MP) for South West Surrey since 2005.
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Jeremy Hunt UK Chancellor of the Exchequer showcases new coins of the nation
The Chancellor Jeremy Hunt showcases the new coins of the nation.
The Royal Mint has today begun production of the new coins of the nation - featuring new designs across the 1p, 2p, 5p, 20p, 50p, £1 & £2 coins, all of which are inspired by Britain's natural habitat.
Photo by HM Treasury / Zara Farrar
Jeremy Hunt is a British politician serving as Chancellor of the Exchequer since 14 October 2022. He previously served in the Cabinet as Foreign Secretary from 2018 to 2019. A member of the Conservative Party, he has been Member of Parliament (MP) for South West Surrey since 2005.
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Jeremy Hunt UK Chancellor of the Exchequer showcases new coins of the nation
The Chancellor Jeremy Hunt showcases the new coins of the nation.
The Royal Mint has today begun production of the new coins of the nation - featuring new designs across the 1p, 2p, 5p, 20p, 50p, £1 & £2 coins, all of which are inspired by Britain's natural habitat.
Photo by HM Treasury / Zara Farrar
Jeremy Hunt is a British politician serving as Chancellor of the Exchequer since 14 October 2022. He previously served in the Cabinet as Foreign Secretary from 2018 to 2019. A member of the Conservative Party, he has been Member of Parliament (MP) for South West Surrey since 2005.
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Jeremy Hunt UK Chancellor of the Exchequer showcases new coins of the nation
The Chancellor Jeremy Hunt showcases the new coins of the nation.
The Royal Mint has today begun production of the new coins of the nation - featuring new designs across the 1p, 2p, 5p, 20p, 50p, £1 & £2 coins, all of which are inspired by Britain's natural habitat.
Photo by HM Treasury / Zara Farrar
Jeremy Hunt is a British politician serving as Chancellor of the Exchequer since 14 October 2022. He previously served in the Cabinet as Foreign Secretary from 2018 to 2019. A member of the Conservative Party, he has been Member of Parliament (MP) for South West Surrey since 2005.
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Jeremy Hunt UK Chancellor of the Exchequer showcases new coins of the nation
The Chancellor Jeremy Hunt showcases the new coins of the nation.
The Royal Mint has today begun production of the new coins of the nation - featuring new designs across the 1p, 2p, 5p, 20p, 50p, £1 & £2 coins, all of which are inspired by Britain's natural habitat.
Photo by HM Treasury / Zara Farrar
Jeremy Hunt is a British politician serving as Chancellor of the Exchequer since 14 October 2022. He previously served in the Cabinet as Foreign Secretary from 2018 to 2019. A member of the Conservative Party, he has been Member of Parliament (MP) for South West Surrey since 2005.
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Jeremy Hunt UK Chancellor of the Exchequer showcases new coins of the nation
The Chancellor Jeremy Hunt showcases the new coins of the nation.
The Royal Mint has today begun production of the new coins of the nation - featuring new designs across the 1p, 2p, 5p, 20p, 50p, £1 & £2 coins, all of which are inspired by Britain's natural habitat.
Photo by HM Treasury / Zara Farrar
Jeremy Hunt is a British politician serving as Chancellor of the Exchequer since 14 October 2022. He previously served in the Cabinet as Foreign Secretary from 2018 to 2019. A member of the Conservative Party, he has been Member of Parliament (MP) for South West Surrey since 2005.
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Jeremy Hunt UK Chancellor of the Exchequer showcases new coins of the nation
The Chancellor Jeremy Hunt showcases the new coins of the nation.
The Royal Mint has today begun production of the new coins of the nation - featuring new designs across the 1p, 2p, 5p, 20p, 50p, £1 & £2 coins, all of which are inspired by Britain's natural habitat.
Photo by HM Treasury / Zara Farrar
Jeremy Hunt is a British politician serving as Chancellor of the Exchequer since 14 October 2022. He previously served in the Cabinet as Foreign Secretary from 2018 to 2019. A member of the Conservative Party, he has been Member of Parliament (MP) for South West Surrey since 2005.
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Jeremy Hunt UK Chancellor of the Exchequer showcases new coins of the nation
The Chancellor Jeremy Hunt showcases the new coins of the nation.
The Royal Mint has today begun production of the new coins of the nation - featuring new designs across the 1p, 2p, 5p, 20p, 50p, £1 & £2 coins, all of which are inspired by Britain's natural habitat.
Photo by HM Treasury / Zara Farrar
Jeremy Hunt is a British politician serving as Chancellor of the Exchequer since 14 October 2022. He previously served in the Cabinet as Foreign Secretary from 2018 to 2019. A member of the Conservative Party, he has been Member of Parliament (MP) for South West Surrey since 2005.
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Joanna Lumley presses the first King Charles coins for Gibraltar at Tower Mint, London, UK.
Joanna Lumley presses the first King Charles coins for Gibraltar at Tower Mint, London, UK.
28th April 2023
A week before the Coronation, ëNational Treasureí Joanna Lumley presses the first King Charles coins for Gibraltar. Joanna is Patron of Grange Park Opera, Surrey and is accompanied by a pair of opera singers singing about Ö money.
Joanna Lumley and sculptor Raphael Maklouf, founder of Tower Mint who sculpted the Queen and Prince Philip. It was his portrait of the Queen which was used on coins from 1985-1997.
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Joanna Lumley presses the first King Charles coins for Gibraltar at Tower Mint, London, UK.
Joanna Lumley presses the first King Charles coins for Gibraltar at Tower Mint, London, UK.
28th April 2023
A week before the Coronation, ëNational Treasureí Joanna Lumley presses the first King Charles coins for Gibraltar. Joanna is Patron of Grange Park Opera, Surrey and is accompanied by a pair of opera singers singing about Ö money.
Joanna Lumley and sculptor Raphael Maklouf, founder of Tower Mint who sculpted the Queen and Prince Philip. It was his portrait of the Queen which was used on coins from 1985-1997.
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Joanna Lumley presses the first King Charles coins for Gibraltar at Tower Mint, London, UK.
Joanna Lumley presses the first King Charles coins for Gibraltar at Tower Mint, London, UK.
28th April 2023
A week before the Coronation, ëNational Treasureí Joanna Lumley presses the first King Charles coins for Gibraltar. Joanna is Patron of Grange Park Opera, Surrey and is accompanied by a pair of opera singers singing about Ö money.
Joanna Lumley and sculptor Raphael Maklouf, founder of Tower Mint who sculpted the Queen and Prince Philip. It was his portrait of the Queen which was used on coins from 1985-1997.
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Joanna Lumley presses the first King Charles coins for Gibraltar at Tower Mint, London, UK.
Joanna Lumley presses the first King Charles coins for Gibraltar at Tower Mint, London, UK.
28th April 2023
A week before the Coronation, ëNational Treasureí Joanna Lumley presses the first King Charles coins for Gibraltar. Joanna is Patron of Grange Park Opera, Surrey and is accompanied by a pair of opera singers singing about Ö money.
Joanna Lumley and sculptor Raphael Maklouf, founder of Tower Mint who sculpted the Queen and Prince Philip. It was his portrait of the Queen which was used on coins from 1985-1997.
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Joanna Lumley presses the first King Charles coins for Gibraltar at Tower Mint, London, UK.
Joanna Lumley presses the first King Charles coins for Gibraltar at Tower Mint, London, UK.
28th April 2023
A week before the Coronation, ëNational Treasureí Joanna Lumley presses the first King Charles coins for Gibraltar. Joanna is Patron of Grange Park Opera, Surrey and is accompanied by a pair of opera singers singing about Ö money.
Joanna Lumley and sculptor Raphael Maklouf, founder of Tower Mint who sculpted the Queen and Prince Philip. It was his portrait of the Queen which was used on coins from 1985-1997.
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Joanna Lumley presses the first King Charles coins for Gibraltar at Tower Mint, London, UK.
Joanna Lumley presses the first King Charles coins for Gibraltar at Tower Mint, London, UK.
28th April 2023
A week before the Coronation, ëNational Treasureí Joanna Lumley presses the first King Charles coins for Gibraltar. Joanna is Patron of Grange Park Opera, Surrey and is accompanied by a pair of opera singers singing about Ö money.
Joanna Lumley and sculptor Raphael Maklouf, founder of Tower Mint who sculpted the Queen and Prince Philip. It was his portrait of the Queen which was used on coins from 1985-1997.
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Joanna Lumley presses the first King Charles coins for Gibraltar at Tower Mint, London, UK.
Joanna Lumley presses the first King Charles coins for Gibraltar at Tower Mint, London, UK.
28th April 2023
A week before the Coronation, ëNational Treasureí Joanna Lumley presses the first King Charles coins for Gibraltar. Joanna is Patron of Grange Park Opera, Surrey and is accompanied by a pair of opera singers singing about Ö money.
Joanna Lumley and sculptor Raphael Maklouf, founder of Tower Mint who sculpted the Queen and Prince Philip. It was his portrait of the Queen which was used on coins from 1985-1997.
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Joanna Lumley presses the first King Charles coins for Gibraltar at Tower Mint, London, UK.
Joanna Lumley presses the first King Charles coins for Gibraltar at Tower Mint, London, UK.
28th April 2023
A week before the Coronation, ëNational Treasureí Joanna Lumley presses the first King Charles coins for Gibraltar. Joanna is Patron of Grange Park Opera, Surrey and is accompanied by a pair of opera singers singing about Ö money.
Joanna Lumley and sculptor Raphael Maklouf, founder of Tower Mint who sculpted the Queen and Prince Philip. It was his portrait of the Queen which was used on coins from 1985-1997.
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Joanna Lumley presses the first King Charles coins for Gibraltar at Tower Mint, London, UK.
Joanna Lumley presses the first King Charles coins for Gibraltar at Tower Mint, London, UK.
28th April 2023
A week before the Coronation, ëNational Treasureí Joanna Lumley presses the first King Charles coins for Gibraltar. Joanna is Patron of Grange Park Opera, Surrey and is accompanied by a pair of opera singers singing about Ö money.
Joanna Lumley and sculptor Raphael Maklouf, founder of Tower Mint who sculpted the Queen and Prince Philip. It was his portrait of the Queen which was used on coins from 1985-1997.
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Joanna Lumley presses the first King Charles coins for Gibraltar at Tower Mint, London, UK.
Joanna Lumley presses the first King Charles coins for Gibraltar at Tower Mint, London, UK.
28th April 2023
A week before the Coronation, ëNational Treasureí Joanna Lumley presses the first King Charles coins for Gibraltar. Joanna is Patron of Grange Park Opera, Surrey and is accompanied by a pair of opera singers singing about Ö money.
Joanna Lumley and sculptor Raphael Maklouf, founder of Tower Mint who sculpted the Queen and Prince Philip. It was his portrait of the Queen which was used on coins from 1985-1997.
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Joanna Lumley presses the first King Charles coins for Gibraltar at Tower Mint, London, UK.
Joanna Lumley presses the first King Charles coins for Gibraltar at Tower Mint, London, UK.
28th April 2023
A week before the Coronation, ëNational Treasureí Joanna Lumley presses the first King Charles coins for Gibraltar. Joanna is Patron of Grange Park Opera, Surrey and is accompanied by a pair of opera singers singing about Ö money.
Joanna Lumley and sculptor Raphael Maklouf, founder of Tower Mint who sculpted the Queen and Prince Philip. It was his portrait of the Queen which was used on coins from 1985-1997.
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Joanna Lumley presses the first King Charles coins for Gibraltar at Tower Mint, London, UK.
Joanna Lumley presses the first King Charles coins for Gibraltar at Tower Mint, London, UK.
28th April 2023
A week before the Coronation, ëNational Treasureí Joanna Lumley presses the first King Charles coins for Gibraltar. Joanna is Patron of Grange Park Opera, Surrey and is accompanied by a pair of opera singers singing about Ö money.
Joanna Lumley and sculptor Raphael Maklouf, founder of Tower Mint who sculpted the Queen and Prince Philip. It was his portrait of the Queen which was used on coins from 1985-1997.
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Joanna Lumley presses the first King Charles coins for Gibraltar at Tower Mint, London, UK.
Joanna Lumley presses the first King Charles coins for Gibraltar at Tower Mint, London, UK.
28th April 2023
A week before the Coronation, ëNational Treasureí Joanna Lumley presses the first King Charles coins for Gibraltar. Joanna is Patron of Grange Park Opera, Surrey and is accompanied by a pair of opera singers singing about Ö money.
Joanna Lumley and sculptor Raphael Maklouf, founder of Tower Mint who sculpted the Queen and Prince Philip. It was his portrait of the Queen which was used on coins from 1985-1997.
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Joanna Lumley presses the first King Charles coins for Gibraltar at Tower Mint, London, UK.
Joanna Lumley presses the first King Charles coins for Gibraltar at Tower Mint, London, UK.
28th April 2023
A week before the Coronation, ëNational Treasureí Joanna Lumley presses the first King Charles coins for Gibraltar. Joanna is Patron of Grange Park Opera, Surrey and is accompanied by a pair of opera singers singing about Ö money.
Joanna Lumley and sculptor Raphael Maklouf, founder of Tower Mint who sculpted the Queen and Prince Philip. It was his portrait of the Queen which was used on coins from 1985-1997.
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Joanna Lumley presses the first King Charles coins for Gibraltar at Tower Mint, London, UK.
Joanna Lumley presses the first King Charles coins for Gibraltar at Tower Mint, London, UK.
28th April 2023
Joanna Lumley holds a Gibraltar Gold 5 Sovereign coin
A week before the Coronation, ‘National Treasure’ Joanna Lumley presses the first King Charles coins for Gibraltar.
Joanna Lumley and sculptor Raphael Maklouf, founder of Tower Mint who sculpted the Queen and Prince Philip. It was his portrait of the Queen which was used on coins from 1985-1997.
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Joanna Lumley presses the first King Charles coins for Gibraltar at Tower Mint, London, UK.
Joanna Lumley presses the first King Charles coins for Gibraltar at Tower Mint, London, UK.
28th April 2023
Joanna Lumley holds a Gibraltar Gold 5 Sovereign coin
A week before the Coronation, ‘National Treasure’ Joanna Lumley presses the first King Charles coins for Gibraltar.
Joanna Lumley and sculptor Raphael Maklouf, founder of Tower Mint who sculpted the Queen and Prince Philip. It was his portrait of the Queen which was used on coins from 1985-1997.
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Joanna Lumley presses the first King Charles coins for Gibraltar at Tower Mint, London, UK.
Joanna Lumley presses the first King Charles coins for Gibraltar at Tower Mint, London, UK.
28th April 2023
Joanna Lumley holds a Gibraltar Gold 5 Sovereign coin
A week before the Coronation, ‘National Treasure’ Joanna Lumley presses the first King Charles coins for Gibraltar.
Joanna Lumley and sculptor Raphael Maklouf, founder of Tower Mint who sculpted the Queen and Prince Philip. It was his portrait of the Queen which was used on coins from 1985-1997.
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Joanna Lumley presses the first King Charles coins for Gibraltar at Tower Mint, London, UK.
Joanna Lumley presses the first King Charles coins for Gibraltar at Tower Mint, London, UK.
28th April 2023
Joanna Lumley holds a Gibraltar Gold 5 Sovereign coin
A week before the Coronation, ‘National Treasure’ Joanna Lumley presses the first King Charles coins for Gibraltar.
Joanna Lumley and sculptor Raphael Maklouf, founder of Tower Mint who sculpted the Queen and Prince Philip. It was his portrait of the Queen which was used on coins from 1985-1997.
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Joanna Lumley presses the first King Charles coins for Gibraltar at Tower Mint, London, UK.
Joanna Lumley presses the first King Charles coins for Gibraltar at Tower Mint, London, UK.
28th April 2023
Joanna Lumley holds a Gibraltar Gold 5 Sovereign coin
A week before the Coronation, ‘National Treasure’ Joanna Lumley presses the first King Charles coins for Gibraltar.
Joanna Lumley and sculptor Raphael Maklouf, founder of Tower Mint who sculpted the Queen and Prince Philip. It was his portrait of the Queen which was used on coins from 1985-1997.
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Joanna Lumley presses the first King Charles coins for Gibraltar at Tower Mint, London, UK.
Joanna Lumley presses the first King Charles coins for Gibraltar at Tower Mint, London, UK.
28th April 2023
Joanna Lumley holds a Gibraltar Gold 5 Sovereign coin
A week before the Coronation, ‘National Treasure’ Joanna Lumley presses the first King Charles coins for Gibraltar.
Joanna Lumley and sculptor Raphael Maklouf, founder of Tower Mint who sculpted the Queen and Prince Philip. It was his portrait of the Queen which was used on coins from 1985-1997.
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Joanna Lumley presses the first King Charles coins for Gibraltar at Tower Mint, London, UK.
Joanna Lumley presses the first King Charles coins for Gibraltar at Tower Mint, London, UK.
28th April 2023
Joanna Lumley holds a Gibraltar Gold 5 Sovereign coin
A week before the Coronation, ‘National Treasure’ Joanna Lumley presses the first King Charles coins for Gibraltar.
Joanna Lumley and sculptor Raphael Maklouf, founder of Tower Mint who sculpted the Queen and Prince Philip. It was his portrait of the Queen which was used on coins from 1985-1997.
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Joanna Lumley presses the first King Charles coins for Gibraltar at Tower Mint, London, UK.
Joanna Lumley presses the first King Charles coins for Gibraltar at Tower Mint, London, UK.
28th April 2023
Joanna Lumley holds a Gibraltar Gold 5 Sovereign coin
A week before the Coronation, ‘National Treasure’ Joanna Lumley presses the first King Charles coins for Gibraltar.
Joanna Lumley and sculptor Raphael Maklouf, founder of Tower Mint who sculpted the Queen and Prince Philip. It was his portrait of the Queen which was used on coins from 1985-1997.
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Joanna Lumley presses the first King Charles coins for Gibraltar at Tower Mint, London, UK.
Joanna Lumley presses the first King Charles coins for Gibraltar at Tower Mint, London, UK.
28th April 2023
Joanna Lumley holds a Gibraltar Gold 5 Sovereign coin
A week before the Coronation, ‘National Treasure’ Joanna Lumley presses the first King Charles coins for Gibraltar.
Joanna Lumley and sculptor Raphael Maklouf, founder of Tower Mint who sculpted the Queen and Prince Philip. It was his portrait of the Queen which was used on coins from 1985-1997.
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Joanna Lumley presses the first King Charles coins for Gibraltar at Tower Mint, London, UK.
Joanna Lumley presses the first King Charles coins for Gibraltar at Tower Mint, London, UK.
28th April 2023
Joanna Lumley holds a Gibraltar Gold 5 Sovereign coin
A week before the Coronation, ‘National Treasure’ Joanna Lumley presses the first King Charles coins for Gibraltar.
Joanna Lumley and sculptor Raphael Maklouf, founder of Tower Mint who sculpted the Queen and Prince Philip. It was his portrait of the Queen which was used on coins from 1985-1997.
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Joanna Lumley presses the first King Charles coins for Gibraltar at Tower Mint, London, UK.
Joanna Lumley presses the first King Charles coins for Gibraltar at Tower Mint, London, UK.
28th April 2023
Joanna Lumley holds a Gibraltar Gold 5 Sovereign coin
A week before the Coronation, ‘National Treasure’ Joanna Lumley presses the first King Charles coins for Gibraltar.
Joanna Lumley and sculptor Raphael Maklouf, founder of Tower Mint who sculpted the Queen and Prince Philip. It was his portrait of the Queen which was used on coins from 1985-1997.
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Joanna Lumley presses the first King Charles coins for Gibraltar at Tower Mint, London, UK.
Joanna Lumley presses the first King Charles coins for Gibraltar at Tower Mint, London, UK.
28th April 2023
Joanna Lumley holds a Gibraltar Gold 5 Sovereign coin
A week before the Coronation, ‘National Treasure’ Joanna Lumley presses the first King Charles coins for Gibraltar.
Joanna Lumley and sculptor Raphael Maklouf, founder of Tower Mint who sculpted the Queen and Prince Philip. It was his portrait of the Queen which was used on coins from 1985-1997.
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Joanna Lumley presses the first King Charles coins for Gibraltar at Tower Mint, London, UK.
Joanna Lumley presses the first King Charles coins for Gibraltar at Tower Mint, London, UK.
28th April 2023
Joanna Lumley holds a Gibraltar Gold 5 Sovereign coin
A week before the Coronation, ‘National Treasure’ Joanna Lumley presses the first King Charles coins for Gibraltar.
Joanna Lumley and sculptor Raphael Maklouf, founder of Tower Mint who sculpted the Queen and Prince Philip. It was his portrait of the Queen which was used on coins from 1985-1997.
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Joanna Lumley presses the first King Charles coins for Gibraltar at Tower Mint, London, UK.
Joanna Lumley presses the first King Charles coins for Gibraltar at Tower Mint, London, UK.
28th April 2023
A week before the Coronation, ëNational Treasureí Joanna Lumley presses the first King Charles coins for Gibraltar. Joanna is Patron of Grange Park Opera, Surrey and is accompanied by a pair of opera singers singing about Ö money.
Joanna Lumley and sculptor Raphael Maklouf, founder of Tower Mint who sculpted the Queen and Prince Philip. It was his portrait of the Queen which was used on coins from 1985-1997.
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Joanna Lumley presses the first King Charles coins for Gibraltar at Tower Mint, London, UK.
Joanna Lumley presses the first King Charles coins for Gibraltar at Tower Mint, London, UK.
28th April 2023
A week before the Coronation, ëNational Treasureí Joanna Lumley presses the first King Charles coins for Gibraltar. Joanna is Patron of Grange Park Opera, Surrey and is accompanied by a pair of opera singers singing about Ö money.
Joanna Lumley and sculptor Raphael Maklouf, founder of Tower Mint who sculpted the Queen and Prince Philip. It was his portrait of the Queen which was used on coins from 1985-1997.
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ROYALS - Die britische Royal Mint hat eine Zehn-Kilo-Gold-Gedenkmünze der Krönung Elisabeths von 1953 hergestellt
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Britain's Royal Mint, the original maker of UK coinage has produced a ten-kilo gold commemorative coin , the largest ever in its 1,100-year history. The coin celebrates Queen Elizabeth II’s coronation in 1953.It has already been snapped up by a collector who paid a six figure sum for it, purported to be as much as £700,000 GBP / €806.570 eurosThe mint would not confirm the price.The coin had a nominal face value worth of £10,000 GBP / €11.520 eurosIt is the latest Masterwork – a new series of larger, one of a kind pieces for collectors made using a combination of traditional skills and innovative technology. The giant coin is from a series began in 2017 called The Queen’s Beasts.It takes its inspiration from ten stone statues of various animals , some mythical, which lined the Queen’s coronation route to Westminster Abbey.They consist of two lions, a griffin, falcon, bull, a yale which is a mythical horned beast, greyhound, dragon, unicorn and horse.On the giant coin they surround an effigy of the monarch.The coin captures all ten beasts side by side in a single design. The coin was created by a team of master craftspeople using traditional minting skills alongside innovative technology.Modern techniques were called upon in the beginning with engraving machines being used to carefully cut the design onto the coin.
OPS:Craftsman adding finishing touches to the giant coin
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ROYALS - Die britische Royal Mint hat eine Zehn-Kilo-Gold-Gedenkmünze der Krönung Elisabeths von 1953 hergestellt
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Gold coin1
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29/04/2021
See Ferrari text
Pictures must credit: Royal Mint
Britain's Royal Mint, the original maker of UK coinage has produced a ten-kilo gold commemorative coin , the largest ever in its 1,100-year history. The coin celebrates Queen Elizabeth II’s coronation in 1953.It has already been snapped up by a collector who paid a six figure sum for it, purported to be as much as £700,000 GBP / €806.570 eurosThe mint would not confirm the price.The coin had a nominal face value worth of £10,000 GBP / €11.520 eurosIt is the latest Masterwork – a new series of larger, one of a kind pieces for collectors made using a combination of traditional skills and innovative technology. The giant coin is from a series began in 2017 called The Queen’s Beasts.It takes its inspiration from ten stone statues of various animals , some mythical, which lined the Queen’s coronation route to Westminster Abbey.They consist of two lions, a griffin, falcon, bull, a yale which is a mythical horned beast, greyhound, dragon, unicorn and horse.On the giant coin they surround an effigy of the monarch.The coin captures all ten beasts side by side in a single design. The coin was created by a team of master craftspeople using traditional minting skills alongside innovative technology.Modern techniques were called upon in the beginning with engraving machines being used to carefully cut the design onto the coin.
OPS:The giant 10 kilo gold coin
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