Approved by Buckingham Palace – The Official King Charles III Coronation Coins

A series of coronation coins have been approved by Buckingham Palace – featuring the official British Isles portrait of King Charles III.

Whilst we await for confirmation on a UK coronation coin, Buckingham Palace has approved a series of 50p coins celebrating His Majesty’s upcoming coronation in May.

However, one particular coin has been catching the attention of collectors…

The Dual-Plated King Charles III Coronation 50p

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King Charles III Coronation Coin – the Dual-Plated 50p

This 50p features the inscription ‘God Save the King‘ and is uniquely plated with a dual-plated finish of silver and 24 carat gold – not something we see very often.

This is the first coin in a brand new British Isles 50p series being issued over the coming months in the lead up to the coronation, all approved by the King himself.

You can add this coin to your collection today for our introductory offer of £4.99 (+p&p)a saving of £20by clicking here.

Meet the obverse designer – Glyn Davies

In anticipation of these coins being issued, we spoke with Glyn Davies – the artist behind the British Isles King Charles III coinage portrait.

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Glyn Davies Interview – meet the artist behind King Charles’ British Isles coin portrait

He explained that the process of creating our monarch’s portrait took him nearly 6 months. It involved initial sketches, concept sketches, clay models, digital drawings, and even having Raphael Maklouf check over them.

Raphael Maklouf famously designed the United Kingdom’s effigy of Queen Elizabeth II that appeared on our coinage between 1985 to 1997.

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Raphael Maklouf’s portrait of Queen Elizabeth II on the 1986 Commemorative £2. Source: Wikimedia Commons.

Watch or read our full interview with Glyn Davies here >>

King Charles III’s Coronation – what we know so far

With King Charles III’s Coronation (code name Operation Golden Orb) is set for Saturday 6th May, 2023, plans are already in place.

  • During the ceremony, the King will be crowned alongside Camilla, the Queen Consort.
  • The King will be crowned with the solid gold 17th Century St Edward’s Crown.
  • There will be an extra bank holiday across the UK, on Monday 8th May.
  • It’s expected to be shorter and smaller in scale than Queen Elizabeth II’s 1953 coronation.
  • The King and Queen Consort will travel to Westminster Abbey in the King’s procession, and return to Buckingham Palace in a larger coronation procession, where they will be joined by other members of the Royal Family.
  • The ceremony is likely to be broadcast live.

Find out more here >>

Add the Dual-Plated Coronation to your collection!

New Official King Charles III Stamps announced!

Royal Mail has just announced the design of the new Official King Charles III Stamp!

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King Charles III Stamp Design

They will be available to purchase from 4th April and excitingly they will circulate alongside the current Queen Elizabeth II stamps.

This is the first time in 70 years that a new monarch has graced our stamps, and will be in huge demand by collectors all over the world.

Interestingly, this is also the same design that is used on King Charles III coins.

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FIRST King Charles III Coronation Coin REVEALED – The Dual-Plated Coronation 50p

The question everyone has been asking is when are we going to see King Charles III Coronation coins, and the answer is right now.

24ct Gold Plating

To celebrate King Charles III’s coronation in May, a brand new dual-plated 50p has been issued, featuring the inscription ‘God Save the King’. It also features a rare, dual-plated finish of silver and 24 carat gold plating – not something we see very often.

The Coronation 50p Collection

The Dual-Plated Coronation 50p is the first coin in a brand new British Isles 50p series being issued over the coming months in the lead up to the coronation. The collection has been fully approved by Buckingham Palace and the King himself.

And you can own it today for just £4.99 with our introductory offer, saving you £20!

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2023 British Isles Dual-Plated Coronation 50p in hand

Platinum Jubilee Dual-Plated 50p SOLD OUT

Importantly, the initial stock of the 2021 Platinum Jubilee Dual-Plated 50p sold out in less than 2 hours, that makes it one of the fastest sell outs of recent years. And given the significance of the first coronation in 70 years, another sell-out is surely a certainty.

Secure yours

So, to secure your keepsake of this momentous event in our country’s history, you’ll need to act fast to avoid missing out. Secure your Dual-Plated Coronation 50p here >>

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