Celebrates the coronation of His Majesty King Charles III
- Struck by the Royal Mint
- 5oz of 99.90% Silver
- Proof quality
- The reverse features a design by celebrated coinage artist Timothy Noad
- Features a crowned coinage portrait of His Majesty The King by Martin Jennings on the obverse
- The precious-metal editions of the coin feature the edge inscription ‘GOD SAVE OUR GRACIOUS KING’
- Mintage of 1,500 coins
- Themed presentation packaging
The coronation of His Majesty King Charles III marks the beginning of a new chapter for British royalty and the United Kingdom. Taking the monarchy forward into a new Carolean age, His Majesty The King is the first British monarch to be crowned in the twenty-first century. The last Carolean era was that of Charles II, whose restoration to the throne took place in 1660. Signalling a forward-looking reign, King Charles III chose to use the name ‘Charles’, rather than the Latin equivalent ‘Carolus’, on coinage, and to be crowned during the same ceremony as Her Majesty The Queen Consort.
Saturday, 6 May 2023 marks a historic moment in British history and, as with so many important royal occasions, we are delighted to celebrate with the nation. To commemorate the coronation of King Charles III at Westminster Abbey, the Royal Mint have struck a £10 coin featuring a crowned
coinage portrait of His Majesty on the obverse and a beautiful design by Timothy Noad on the reverse, both of which have received The King’s personal approval.
More Information
| Country of Issue |
United Kingdom |
| Year of Issue |
2023 |
| Denomination |
£10 |
| Mintage |
1500 |
| Metal |
Silver |
| Metal Purity (%) |
99.90 |
| Quality |
Proof |
| Diameter (mm) |
65.00 |
| Issued By |
Royal Mint |
