British Coinage Latin Meanings
Latin inscriptions have adorned the obverse of British currency for hundreds of years. Here, we take a look at what these inscriptions mean.
The 2021 Queen’s 95th Birthday 24 Carat Gold Fractional Two Coin Sovereign Set
- For the first time since 1839 a new version of the iconic Una and the Lion design on the gold sovereigns, and now featuring Queen Elizabeth II as
Una. - Both sides are the work of the same designer, Jody Clark
- Highest possible proof quality
- Struck in 24 carat gold
- Exclusive to Hattons of London
- VAT exempt
The “Crown” has a long history as a currency coin dating all the way back to the time of Henry VIII. In more recent times the crown has been struck as a commemorative coin to mark significant royal events such as birthdays, weddings or jubilees. Here, we take a look at the crown’s origins and […]
Queen Victoria…Six Things You May Not Know!
Queen Victoria reigned from just after her 18th birthday until her death at the age of 81. She is our second longest reigning monarch. She was married to her beloved Albert for 21 years, and mourned his death for nearly 40 years afterwards. But what else do you know about Victoria. Here are six unusual […]
Benedetto Pistrucci – The Man Behind The Design
There is a myriad of designs that adorn coins all over the world. From shields and floral wreaths, to coats of arms and cyphers. But one particular design, many believe, stands head and shoulders above the rest. The design is that of St George and the Dragon – on the reverse of the sovereign of […]
Proof, Uncirculated and Bullion…What Does It All Mean?
In the wonderful world of numismatics, you will hear many terms for the gold and silver that you purchase, and some of the terms that you may hear could be PROOF, UNCIRCULATED, and BULLION. Here is a quick guide to the differences between the three.
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