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Diamond Jubilee £5 Crown Coin |
This £5 coin release struck by The Royal Mint is the first official £5 coin ever to be issued for a Diamond Jubilee. Designed by Ian Rank-Broadley FRBS to celebrate this remarkable royal mile- stone.
£ 9.95
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Official Coronation Portrait Commemorative Coin |
Cecil Beaton, who had had many sittings with the Royal Family, had the honour of being chosen to take theofficial portraits of the Coronation. In this, the most official of the pictures, The Queen sits in the throne and holds the Sovereign's Orb and the Royal Sceptre.
£ 44.50
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Thames River Pageant Commemorative Coin |
Exclusive to Windsor Mint, this commemorative coin minted to mark the Diamond Jubilee of HM Queen Elizabeth II beautifully captures the weekend that the nation celebrated. The Thames River Pageant is a moment in history never to be forgotten. Using state of the art minting techniques, an image of The Queen and Prince Philip waving to thousands of well-wishers from the Royal Barge, the Spirit of Chartwell, is immortalised forever onto a stunning 24-carat gold-plated PROOF commemorative coin.
£ 44.50
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Accession Portrait Commemorative Coin |
At the time of her accession, 60 years ago Queen Elizabeth II was Britain’s
youngest sovereign since her great-great grandmother Queen Victoria. In 2012 Using state of the art minting techniques, the official accession portrait of Her Majesty has been immortalised forever onto a stunning 24-carat gold-plated PROOF commemorative coin.
£ 44.50
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Thanksgiving Service Commemorative Coin |
Last year we celebrated a truly majestic milestone - The Diamond Jubilee of Queen Elizabeth II. It is the only Diamond Jubilee that we, or the next generation are likely to witness, and what a celebration it was!
£ 44.95
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1953 The Coronation Commemorative Coin with Gemstone |
2nd June 1953 was a day of wonder and rejoicing, celebrated by millions the world over. The television broadcast of the coronation ceremony allowed an unprecedented number of people to see their new Sovereign being crowned.
£ 49.95
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1952 The Accession Commemorative Coin with Topaz |
Shortly after Queen Elizabeth II ascended to the throne in 1952 she sat for a single portrait session. In it she wore the George IV State Diadem, set with 1,333 diamonds, it has become the most familiar piece of The Queen's jewellery.
£ 49.95
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The Sovereign´s Orb Commemorative Coin |
Crafted 350 years ago for the coronation of Charles II, the sovereign's orb represents the Monarch's role as Defender of the Faith and Head of the Church of England.
£ 49.95
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1952 Accession Speech Commemorative Coin |
At 10.45am on 6th February 1952 the announcement of King George VI's death was made from Sandringham House, the news swept the country. Two days later, on the 8th February, Princess Elizabeth formally proclaimed herself Queen, Head of the Commonwealth and Defender of the Faith.
£ 55.50
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Coronation Broadcast Commorative Coin |
For the first time TV brought home to people the splendour and significance of the service in a way never before possible. At 9pm The Queen made a broadcast to the nation from Buckingham Palace, as inscribed on this commemorative, she thanked the public for their support.
£ 55.50
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1952 The Accession Commemorative Coin with Jewel |
This exclusive commemorative coin has been released to celebrate a truly majestic milestone - the Diamond Jubilee of Queen Elizabeth II. Plated in pure silver with 24-carat gold accenting and available exclusively from Windsor Mint this commemorative has been minted to the highest quality 'proof' standard.
£ 78.00
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St. Edward´s Crown Commemorative Coin |
One of the most iconic pieces of the Royal regalia is St. Edward's Crown. The ultimate symbol of sovereignty it is the crown with which the new Sovereign is actually crowned by the Archbishop of Canterbury during the final part of the coronation.
£ 89.00
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1952 The Accession Commemorative Coin |
Shortly after The Queen ascended to the throne in 1952, she sat for a single portrait session. 60 years later this portrait has become one of the most iconic images of her Majesty. Make sure you are one of the lucky few collectors to secure your miniature solid gold commemorative coin featuring the Accession Portrait of Her Majesty The Queen - a highly collectable record of a once-in-a-lifetime royal event.
£ 89.00
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Coronation of Elizabeth II. Commemorative Colour Coin |
To celebrate the majestic milestone in 2013, one of the most iconic images of The Queen has been immortalised forever onto a stunning supersize 24-carat gold-plated commemorative coin. This official portrait was taken by Cecil Beaton immediately following The Coronation, it perfectly captured the young queen, radiant and resplendent against a glittering backdrop of Westminster Abbey.
£ 89.00
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Sovereign Diamond Jubilee 2012 |
We at Windsor Mint are delighted to offer you the opportunity to own this highly collectable record of a once-in-a-lifetime royal event, minted by the Royal Mint in 22-carat gold. As testament to its authenticity and gold purity, each coin comes with numbered Certificate of Authenticity to guarantee both weight and purity of the metal and diamond.
£ 799.00
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