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We happily take commissions on our range of coin products, depending on coin availability. For reference, coin cufflinks are £22.50 with free UK delivery and coin keyrings are £10.50 with free UK delivery. Please visit our Contact Us page for ordering and postage information.
We happily take commissions on our range of coin products, depending on coin availability. For reference, coin cufflinks are £22.50 with free UK delivery and coin keyrings are £10.50 with free UK delivery. Please visit our Contact Us page for ordering and postage information.
The Monarchs Featured on British Coins
The 'head' side of each coin has the portrait of the monarch who was on the throne in the year the coin was minted.
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Head Portrait of King George VI - 1937 to 1952
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Head Portrait of Queen Elizabeth II - 1953 to 2022
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Fast Fact: Normally when a monarch succeeds another, the heads of the coin portraits change direction. However, in 1937, George VI succeeded to the throne after the death of his father and the abdication of his elder brother David, who was to be called Edward VIII. In deference to this fact, his portrait assumed the same position as his father as if there had been a monarch in between. A nice touch and unique in British coinage.
Coin Cufflinks - Sixpences and Farthings
1958 Sixpence Cufflinks
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1938 Farthing Cufflinks
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1963 Sixpence Cufflinks
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1952 Farthing Cufflinks
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