A Tribute to Royal Service: The VE Day 80th Anniversary Commemorative Set
Eighty years ago, on the 8th of May 1945, the United Kingdom and its Allies celebrated the end of the Second World War in Europe. VE Day remains one of the most significant milestones in our nation’s modern history — a moment of relief, reflection, and remembrance. As the nation marks the 80th anniversary of this historic occasion, a special commemorative release honours those who led with quiet courage and steadfast duty: the British Royal Family.
The VE Day 80th Anniversary Royals in Wartime Commemorative Set brings together five powerful scenes from the Second World War, each highlighting the unwavering role of the Royal Family during Britain’s time of greatest need. With strictly limited sets available, this carefully curated collection offers a poignant tribute to their service, sacrifice, and unity with the British people.
A Legacy of Duty in Five Remarkable Moments
Each of the five medals within the set features an original design by acclaimed artist Jean-Michel Girard, capturing a different facet of the Royals’ wartime involvement. These pieces are more than commemoratives — they are historical reflections rendered in lasting form.
Queen Elizabeth Visiting Bombed Areas (1940)
As the Blitz devastated London and other cities, Queen Elizabeth (later the Queen Mother) walked the bombed streets, offering words of comfort and solidarity to those affected. Her presence was both reassuring and defiant — an enduring symbol of resilience.
Princess Elizabeth in the Auxiliary Territorial Service (1945)
In 1945, at the age of 18, Princess Elizabeth — our future Queen — joined the ATS and trained as a mechanic and driver. The medal portraying this moment honours a young woman who served not in name only, but with her hands and her time, setting a powerful example of service.
The Royal Family on VE Day (1945)
On Victory in Europe Day, the Royal Family appeared on the balcony of Buckingham Palace before vast and jubilant crowds. This moment, immortalised in photographs and memory, spoke of national unity, relief, and the enduring bond between monarchy and people.
Princess Elizabeth and Princess Margaret on VE Day (1945)
In a rare and touching gesture, the young princesses ventured into the crowds to celebrate among the public, sharing in the joy and freedom that VE Day brought. Their presence was personal, sincere, and deeply human.
King George VI Visiting a Munitions Factory (1940)
Throughout the war, King George VI offered calm, determined leadership. His visits to bomb sites, military installations, and factories — including the Nottingham munitions factory depicted here — lifted morale and reminded Britons that they were not alone.
A Fitting Tribute — Limited to Just 1,945 Sets Worldwide
To honour this legacy, only 1,945 sets have been issued — a meaningful reference to the year VE Day was declared. Each set is presented in a themed display box and accompanied by an official Certificate of Authenticity, underscoring its significance and rarity.
This is a collection designed for those with a deep appreciation for history, tradition, and the values that carried Britain through war — courage, compassion, and unity.
Whether you are a dedicated collector of Royal memorabilia, a student of Britain’s wartime past, or someone who simply wishes to honour the contributions of the Royal Family, this commemorative set serves as a distinguished addition to any collection.
Preserving Memory with Dignity
In commemorating the 80th anniversary of VE Day, this set does more than mark a date — it honours a generation, a Royal Family, and the enduring relationship between duty and service.
The Royals in Wartime Commemorative Set invites reflection. It encourages remembrance. And it ensures that these important stories — of leadership, solidarity, and sacrifice — are never forgotten.
Secure your limited edition set while it is available, and hold a piece of history in your hands.
