Queen Elizabeth II (1952-2022) Coins, Banknotes & Other Collectibles

This collection is exclusive to Coincraft – Britain’s Coin Shop. You get a 1953 Coronation crown with the Queen on horseback and the 1977 Silver Jubilee Crown. The crowns come in a handsome presentation case with an information leaflet. This set is only £19.50. We doubt anyone else has the same coins for sale at such low prices...

This collection is exclusive to Coincraft – Britain’s Coin Shop. We are offering a deluxe set containing the 1953 Coronation Crown in Cupro-Nickel with the 1977 Silver Jubilee in PROOF Sterling Silver. Both crowns are in a handsome presentation case with an information leaflet. This Deluxe set with the Sterling Silver crown is only £64.50! We doubt anyone else has the same coins for sale at such low prices...

8 coin proof set in original Royal Mint packaging.

Of all the decimal Proof Sets the 1972 is the most important because none of the coins were issued for circulation, except for the crown that is. That means if you need the 50p, 10p, 5p, 2p, 1p or the 1/2p the only way you can get them is from the Proof Set. Plus of course you also get a Proof cupronickel Crown and the Royal Mint medal of 1972 in the original packaging.

In 1977 Queen Elizabeth II celebrated her Silver Jubilee, the 25th anniversary of her reign. The Royal Mint issued the second modern Proof Set for this Queen to contain a crown or 25 Pence Piece. Normally we charge £32.50 for this Proof Set with the crown. If you don’t think it is a bargain, look on the Royal Mint website and see how much they are charging for current Proof Sets!

In 1980 the Royal Mint issued its first Proof Set for some time with frosted coins. What we mean by frosted is, the field is Brilliant Proof and the bust, devices, and lettering are Matt Proof. This is almost like a Wedgwood effect. The public loved it with the new frosting. It is hard to believe but that was over 40 years ago 1980! You get the 50p, 10p, 5p, 2p, 1p, and 1/2p all in Frosted Proof, all in the original case of an issue with the original Royal Mint packaging. Of course, over the past 40 years, the coins will have toned a little, but we always send you the best set that we have in stock when your order arrives.