Celebrating Queen Elizabeth II: The Longest Reigning Monarch Collection

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Queen Elizabeth II was more than a monarch, she was a symbol of continuity and grace through seven decades of change. The brand new “Longest Reigning Monarch Collection” is a tribute to her incredible journey and the moments that defined her era. This seven-piece commemorative set captures the milestones of her reign through the beautiful artwork of Jean-Michel Girard.

A Collection of Magical Royal Moments

Each commemorative in the collection tells it’s own story, inviting you to witness history through the eyes of those who lived it, one piece at a time.

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The Coronation (1953)

Picture the young queen in Westminster Abbey, the weight of the crown and the hopes of a nation resting on her shoulders. It was a moment of new beginnings and a promise of youthful energy taking the throne.

Prince of Wales Investiture (1969)

Flashback to the historic day at Caernarfon Castle when Prince Charles stepped into his role under his mother’s proud gaze—a ceremony rich with tradition and royal expectations.

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Silver Jubilee (1977)

Remember the nationwide celebrations, the street parties, and the communal spirit that marked 25 years of her service. It was a time when everyone felt close to their queen, united in festivity.

Prince William’s Christening (1982): Reflect on the family photos that introduced Prince William to the world, a joyful occasion reminding us of the family behind the formal titles.

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The Ghillies Ball (1991): Get a glimpse into the Queen’s personal celebrations at Balmoral, where she relaxed away from the public eye, enjoying the company of friends and loved ones.

Walking the Field of Poppies (2014): Stand with her at the Tower of London, surrounded by a sea of red ceramic poppies that honored the fallen soldiers. It was a poignant reminder of the sacrifices made in wars past.

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Platinum Jubilee (2022): Join the millions who celebrated her 70 years on the throne, a testament to her resilience and the deep affection between the queen and her people.

A Royal Collection to Remember

This collection is a journey through history, inviting anyone who holds these pieces to remember a queen who dedicated her life to her duties with unflagging strength. It’s about keeping the memory alive, about having a personal piece of a story that is shared by millions.

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Owning the “Longest Reigning Monarch Collection” means keeping those memories fresh and passing on stories of leadership and dedication to the next generations. It’s a celebration of Queen Elizabeth II’s life, her milestones, and her legacy that continues to inspire.

This collection is for anyone who values history and the remarkable story of a woman who wore the crown longer than any other British monarch.

Discover the ghostly secrets of the Tower of London

Standing tall on the banks of the River Thames for nearly a millennium, The Tower of London is one of the most iconic landmarks in Britain and has been centre of some of the nation’s most dramatic events…

It was built by William the Conqueror in 1078 and in the years that have followed it has served as a royal residence, a fortress, a prison, a Mint and it is still the home of the Crown Jewels to this day.

With all this history, it’s no surprise that the Tower is associated with some of Britain’s most famous figures from iconic royals through to dastardly criminals!

Watch our latest video below to discover some of the famous figures who have walked – and perhaps still do walk – the Tower’s hallowed halls!

Continue reading to find out about the ULTIMATE Tower of London £2 Coin and Stamp Cover.


JUST £20: The Tower of London BU £2 Cover

Today you have the opportunity to secure the BRAND NEW Tower of London BU £2 Coin Cover for JUST £20 (+p&p).

This is the MOST LIMITED way to own the sought-after Tower of London £2 in Brilliant Uncirculated quality.

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Your Tower of London Cover brings together the BU £2, released as part of the British Castles £2 Set, alongside the Royal Mail’s Tower of London 1st Class Stamp. Each Cover features specially-commissioned artwork and will be officially postmarked on 5th November 2024 – the anniversary of Guy Fawkes’ imprisonment.

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The Dassier coins worth THOUSANDS – Your Replica for JUST £4.99

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Imagine holding a meticulously crafted medal inspired by the legendary work of Swiss medallist Jean Dassier, celebrating one of England’s most iconic monarchs, Henry VIII. This carefully recreated piece brings a touch of history right into your collection.

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The exacting recreation of the Henry VIII medal is now available to order on a first come first served basis!

Who was Jean Dassier?

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Jean Dassier was a master engraver and artist from Geneva, known for his intricate and highly respected medal collections. His career reached new heights in 1731 when he was commissioned to create the “Kings and Queens of England” series.

This original 34-piece series, approved by Queen Caroline, brought the history of British royalty to life in stunning damascened bronze. Each medal portrayed a British Monarch on the obverse and their final resting place on the reverse, showcasing Dassier’s commitment to detail and artistic precision. Dassier’s original works, now almost 300 years old, are coveted pieces that sell for thousands of pounds at The Royal Mint.

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An original 1731 Kings and Queen of England Medal set priced at £4,625

Now, you can pay tribute to Dassier’s genius with an exacting recreation of the Henry VIII medal, available to you for only £4.99 (+p&p) when you trial the Dassier Replica Collection.

This piece captures the intricacies of Dassier’s original design, offering a chance to connect with history and celebrate the legacy of one of England’s most famous rulers. Crafted to mirror Dassier’s vision, this medal is as much a piece of art as it is a collectible, allowing you to experience the grandeur of the “Kings and Queens of England” series.

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This is a unique opportunity to own a piece of historical artistry inspired by the originals Dassier poured his skill into nearly three centuries ago. Each medal in this series preserves the royal legacy Dassier set out to capture, making it a must-have for history enthusiasts, collectors, and admirers of fine craftsmanship alike.

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Secure your Jean Dassier Henry VIII Medal today for the introductory offer price of JUST £4.99 (+p&p). and start your collection with this timeless tribute.

But, with just 9,995 available worldwide, time is of the essence…

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