The House of Windsor
The Royal Mint has struck the coins of every British monarch, including The House of Windsor which came in to being in 1917. From George V to King Charles III, The Royal Mint has celebrated and commemorated many moments in this era of British royal history.
Discover The House of Windsor
Discover the monarchs and families of The House of Windsor
The King's portrait first featured on our coins following his accession to the throne in 2022.
Britain's longest reigning monarch, whose portrait appeared on our coins between 1953 and 2022.
House of Windsor Milestone Moments
The King's first crowned portrait to mark his historic coronation in 2023.
A special coin collection struck in honour of Britain's longest reigning monarch.
Eight designs approved by The King which reflect his passion for conservation and the natural world.
The Royal Mint and Royal Traditions
Each time a monarch ascends to the throne, they face the opposite direction to their predecessor.
Before coins can enter production, they must receive approval from the monarch.
An annual coin gifting ceremony led by the monarch which was inspired by The Bible.
Queen Elizabeth II Coin Portraits
Five portraits of Queen Elizabeth II featured on United Kingdom coinage during her reign.
Queen Elizabeth II Sovereigns
Sovereigns struck during Queen Elizabeth II's 70-year reign are more sought-after than ever.
