2023 Coronation Bullion Coins

The Coronation of King Charles III and Queen Camilla

The coronation of King Charles III and Queen Consort Camilla was an event that captivated the attention of people throughout the UK and around the globe. The ceremony took place on May 6th, 2023, at Westminster Abbey in London.

2023 Coronation Gold Sovereign

The 2023 Coronation Gold sovereign reintroduces the iconic design of St George and the dragon by Benedetto Pistrucci, and showcases the first crowned portrait of King Charles III.

2023 Coronation 1 oz Bullion Coin Reverse

The reverse, designed by veteran coin designer John Bergdahl, displays a depiction of King Charles III's royal cypher, encircled by a wreath, accompanied by an inscription that reads as follows: THE CORONATION OF KING CHARLES III 6 MAY 2023.

John Bergdahl is a highly accomplished coin designer. His artistry have graced various coins, including those commemorating historical events, famous personalities, and iconic landmarks. The mintage for these 1 oz Coronation coins is set at 7,500 in gold and 150,000 in silver!

2023 Coronation Britannia 1 oz Bullion Coins

In commemoration of King Charles III's Coronation, The Royal Mint has introduced the first Britannia coins with the crowned portrait of the king. The coin's reverse side presents the renowned 'standing Britannia' artwork created by Philip Nathan. The mintage for these 1 oz Coronation coins is set at 10,000 in gold and 200,000 in silver!

Who Engraved the Crowned Coinage Portrait of Charles III?

After the passing of Queen Elizabeth II on 8th September 2022, Martin Jennings sculpted and designed the new King Charles III definitive coinage portrait. Furthermore, following his initial portrayal of His Majesty in the UK definitive coinage, he was once again commissioned to engrave the crowned coinage portrait design to commemorate the coronation of KCIII.

Tudor Crown

The Tudor Crown, referred to as the Crown of Henry VII, stands as an emblem of the Tudor dynasty that governed England from 1485 to 1603. Crafted from gold and embellished with valuable gemstones, it serves as a representation of the authority, opulence, and grandeur attributed to the Tudor monarchs throughout their rule. Furthermore, the Tudor Crown finds its presence in King Charles' personal Cypher, showcasing a design that was handpicked by the king himself.

King Charles III Royal Cypher

A royal cypher holds great significance as it embodies a monogram comprising the initials of the monarch's name and title, accompanied by a visual representation of the crown. This emblem finds its place on official documents, coins, flags, and various other items closely linked to the monarchy, symbolising the authority and prestige of the reigning sovereign.

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