Portraits of a Queen | The First Effigy | The Royal Mint

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Five Portraits, One Record-Breaking Reign.

Reigning for more than seven decades, Queen Elizabeth II was a quintessential monarch who was renowned for her unwavering dedication to her royal duties. Our new Portraits of a Queen Collection explores the five definitive coinage portraits of Elizabeth II, each of which has been remastered by our Chief Engraver.

Available in various editions, and dated with the centenary year of the monarch’s birth, the first coin features the inaugural definitive coinage portrait of Elizabeth II, originally designed by sculptor and medallist Mary Gillick.

Link – https://www.royalmint.com/shop/limite…

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