People will be able to press a portrait of King Charles on a £2 coin for the first time 🪙 Visitors to the Royal Mint Experience will soon be able to partake in the process of striking and play their part in royal history.
People will be able to strike a £2 coin bearing the King’s portrait for the first time.
Visitors to the Royal Mint Experience – where the money nestled in your purse or wallet has likely been created – will soon play their own part in royal history.The term descended from the days when the dies were struck with hammers to deform the metal into the image of the dies.Meanwhile, the ‘tails’ side of the coin, which can be struck from Friday, features a design to celebrate physician Edward Jenner.
Previously, visitors have been able to strike their own memorial coin for Queen Elizabeth II and as well as aThe Mint said it is the first time visitors can strike a £2 denomination coin featuring Charles’s effigy. Dan Johnson, visitor attraction manager, said: ‘The change of monarch is such a significant occasion in UK history, and we are delighted to be able to welcome visitors to the Royal Mint Experience and offer them the opportunity to be a part of this momentous historical occasion.’The £2 coin celebrating Edward Jenner will also be available to buy from the Royal Mint’s website from January 26.
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