Alan Turing revealed as the new face of the £50 note
Alan Turing, who helped to crack German encrypted codes in World War II, ensured the survival of Western civilisation in the face of Nazi occupation. […]
The London Mint Office celebrates 250 years of The First Duke of Wellington at Apsley House.
2019 marks 250 years of the birth of one of Britain’s greatest military heroes – The First Duke of Wellington. To celebrate this monumental anniversary […]
Hello Archie! Prince Harry and Meghan reveal the name of their firstborn son
Finally putting rumours to rest, the Duke and Duchess of Sussex have finally revealed the name of their two-day old, first born son.
The History of Maundy Money
Maundy coins are special, not simply because they are struck in exceptionally low quantities, but because they have such a direct connection to The Queen.
The London Mint Office visit ANA in Philadelphia
The London Mint Office recently paid a visit to the annual American Numismatic World Fair of Money event in Philadelphia, USA- Here is a review […]
Announcement: The In Flanders Fields Museum and The London Mint Office partner with an exclusive coin to commemorate the centenary of the end of the First World War.
The London Mint Office and the In Flanders Fields Museum have partnered to release an exclusive coin commemorating the centenary of the end of the […]
Royal Air Force Celebrate 100 Years! #RAF100
This year we celebrate the 100th anniversary of The Royal Air Force. The RAF was formed in 1918 during the First World War when the […]
Simon Weston CBE Military Ambassador for The London Mint Office Presents Mayor of Bridgend with a Special Commemorative
2018 is a huge year in British Commemorations with Brits celebrating 100 years of the RAF, 100 years since the end of The First World […]
The Birth of a Princess: How Princess ‘Lilibet’ Became Queen Elizabeth II
This year on June 9th the country will celebrate Her Majesty Queen Elizabeth II’s Official Birthday, a royal tradition which spans back centuries to 1748 when […]
Coin Designer Bishop Gregory Cameron Visits The London Mint Office
For as long as coins have existed, artists have been required to design them. After all, a coin without a design is simply a blank […]