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Announcing the First-Ever Falkland Islands Sovereign Collection!
For the first time in history, the Falkland Islands has released its own official Sovereign, marking a major milestone in numismatics. This stunning new issue features the iconic St. George and the Dragon design on the reverse and the official portrait of King Charles III on the obverse. However, what truly sets this release apart is its exceptional rarity and variety of specifications available to collectors.
Available in Exclusive Specifications
The Gold Proof Sovereign – Limited to Just 250 Worldwide
This Gold Proof Sovereign is strictly limited to only 250 coins worldwide, making it 20 times rarer than the sold-out UK 2025 Sovereign. Struck to the same exacting standards as The Royal Mint’s Sovereign, it contains 7.98g of 22-carat gold and boasts a flawless proof finish.
The First-Ever Gold Proof Piedfort Sovereign – Only 100 Available
For those seeking an even rarer collector’s item, the Falkland Islands Gold Proof Piedfort Sovereign is the first of its kind. With just 100 coins available, it is 12 times more limited than the UK 2025 Piedfort Sovereign. Struck with 15.96g of 22-carat gold, it represents an unparalleled collecting opportunity.
The First-Ever Gold Proof Sovereign 3-Coin Set – Only 50 Available
This exclusive 3-coin set includes the Sovereign, Half Sovereign, and Quarter Sovereign, all struck to the highest proof standard. With just 50 sets issued worldwide, it is 13 times more limited than the UK 2025 Piedfort Sovereign.
The First-Ever Falkland Islands Gold Proof Five-Sovereign Piece – Only 25 Available
A true centrepiece of the collection, this impressive Five-Sovereign Piece is one of the rarest Falkland Islands releases, with only 25 coins issued. This makes it 14 times more limited than the sold-out UK 2025 Five-Sovereign Piece.
Introducing the First-Ever Falkland Islands Silver Proof Sovereign
The Silver Proof Sovereign – Limited to Just 1,000 Worldwide
Adding to the historic nature of this collection, the Falkland Islands has also issued its first-ever Silver Proof Sovereign. Featuring the same stunning St. George and the Dragon design, only 1,000 of these coins have been minted. This makes it 50 times rarer than the UK 2025 Silver Sovereign, of which 50,000 were struck. Each coin is struck in 7.98g of sterling silver to the highest proof standard.
The First-Ever Silver Proof Five-Sovereign Set – Only 300 Available
This prestigious five-coin set includes the Silver Proof Sovereign, Half Sovereign, Quarter Sovereign, Double Sovereign, and Five-Sovereign Piece. With only 300 sets available, it is one of the most limited offerings in this groundbreaking collection.
Why This Release is a Must-Have for Collectors
- A Historic First: This is the inaugural Sovereign release from the Falkland Islands, making it a key numismatic milestone.
- Extremely Limited Editions: With incredibly low mintage numbers, these coins are significantly rarer than their UK counterparts.
- Unparalleled Quality: Each coin is struck to a flawless proof standard, requiring meticulous craftsmanship and precision.
- Deep British Heritage: The Falkland Islands’ long-standing ties with Britain add historical and cultural significance to this release.
With edition limits this low, these coins will not be available for long. Secure your piece of history today!
Buckingham Palace Silver Masterpiece Coin: 200 Years of History
Introducing the Buckingham Palace Silver Masterpiece Coin
A true collector’s treasure, the Buckingham Palace Silver Masterpiece Coin is a remarkable numismatic tribute to 200 years of Buckingham Palace’s transformation. Available in 2oz and 5oz Silver specifications, this stunning coin captures the essence of the world-famous royal residence, from its origins as Buckingham House to its grand reconstruction under King George IV in 1825.
A Timeless Tribute to 200 Years of History
This exclusive silver masterpiece marks a pivotal moment in royal history—the transformation of Buckingham House into the official London residence of the British monarchy. This one-of-a-kind coin is not only a celebration of heritage but also a showcase of the most advanced minting technology available today.
Exquisite Design: A Unique Perspective of Buckingham Palace
The aerial-view design of this coin offers collectors an extraordinary perspective of Buckingham Palace, as if soaring above The Mall. This breathtaking angle reveals:
✅ The original Buckingham House (depicted in reddish brick) and the grand white façade introduced post-1825.
✅ The iconic front balcony, courtyard, and majestic palace gates.
✅ The Royal Standard flag, signifying the monarch’s presence.
✅ Ultra High Relief Smartminting® 4.0 technology, giving the design an unparalleled concave 3D effect.
Obverse Design: Inspired by the Music Room
The obverse takes inspiration from the magnificent ceiling of Buckingham Palace’s Music Room. The design showcases an intricate pattern of Britain’s national floral emblems—roses, thistles, and shamrocks—encircling the effigy of King Charles III. This elegant touch pays tribute to the rich cultural heritage of the United Kingdom.
Innovative Minting: Smartminting® 4.0 Technology
The Buckingham Palace Silver Masterpiece Coin is produced using Smartminting® 4.0, an advanced minting technique that allows for ultra-high relief, creating intricate details that were previously impossible. This cutting-edge technology ensures that every fine detail—from the palace’s architecture to its ornate surroundings—stands out with unparalleled clarity and depth.
A Limited Mintage – Secure Yours Today
With a strict worldwide mintage of just 795 coins, this is a once-in-a-lifetime opportunity to own a piece of Buckingham Palace history. Each coin is officially authorised by Buckingham Palace and King Charles III, making it an exceptional collector’s piece.
🔹 Pre-order the Buckingham Palace Silver 2oz Masterpiece today for just £34.50.
🔹 Visit the Buckingham Palace Masterpiece Collection to reserve yours now.
Rarest £2 Coins in the UK
What are the Rarest UK £2 Coins in circulation? Find out if you have any below.
For over 25 years, the UK £2 coin has been a symbol of national pride and history, quietly circulating among us and occasionally surprising collectors with its rarity. Let us guide you through some of the rarest £2 coins ever produced for UK circulation.
1. Commonwealth Games, Northern Ireland 2002
Mintage: 485,500
The rarest £2 coin in circulation, this gem is a tribute to the 2002 Commonwealth Games. It features the Ulster Banner with a victorious figure, making it a must-have for collectors. Its extremely low mintage of just 485,500 cements its position as the ultimate treasure in UK £2 coinage.
2. Commonwealth Games, Wales 2002
Mintage: 588,500
This rare £2 coin celebrates the achievements of Welsh athletes during the 2002 Commonwealth Games. Featuring the Welsh flag alongside a figure in motion, it’s a standout piece in the Commonwealth series and a prized find for collectors.
3. WW1 Royal Navy Fifth Portrait 2015
Mintage: 650,000
Honouring the Royal Navy’s role in the First World War, David Rowlands’ depiction of HMS Royal Oak is both powerful and poignant. The edge inscription, “THE SURE SHIELD OF BRITAIN,” reinforces the coin’s tribute to national resilience. Featuring the fifth and final definitive coinage portrait of Queen Elizabeth II, this rare £2 coin is steeped in historical significance.
4. Britannia Fifth Portrait 2015
Mintage: 650,000
A modern take on an age-old symbol, Antony Dufort’s design brings Britannia back to UK circulation after a long absence. Replacing the Technology design that had graced £2 coins since 1997, this £2 release became an instant collector’s favourite, blending tradition with modern artistry.
5. Commonwealth Games, England 2002
Mintage: 650,000
The England edition of the 2002 Commonwealth Games coin features St. George’s Cross alongside a dynamic figure in motion. Matthew Bonaccorsi’s design embodies national pride, and its limited mintage ensures its status as a cherished piece among collectors.
6. Commonwealth Games, Scotland 2002
Mintage: 771,750
The 2002 Commonwealth Games in Manchester were a milestone for UK sports. The Scotland edition of this commemorative coin series, designed by Matthew Bonaccorsi, features a vibrant figure holding a banner, symbolising celebration and unity. The edge inscription, “SPIRIT OF FRIENDSHIP, MANCHESTER 2002,” perfectly captures the event’s camaraderie.
7. Olympic Games Handover 2012
Mintage: 845,000
This coin commemorates the handover of the Olympic Games from London to Rio de Janeiro. Designed by Jonathan Olliffe, it features the passing of a baton between two hands, framed by the flags of the UK and Brazil. The edge inscription, “I CALL UPON THE YOUTH OF THE WORLD,” echoes the global spirit of the Olympics.
8. Olympic Games 2008
Mintage: 910,000
Celebrating the centenary of the 1908 London Olympics, this coin showcases a striking running track design by Thomas T. Docherty. With the years 1908 and 2008 integrated into the design and the edge inscription reading “THE 4TH OLYMPIAD LONDON,” it’s a dynamic tribute to the enduring legacy of the Olympic Games.
9. Olympic Games Handover 2008
Mintage: 918,000
Designed by Thomas T. Docherty, this coin captures the symbolic passing of the Olympic flag, marking the transition from Beijing 2008 to London 2012. The reverse design features hands exchanging the flag, with the years boldly displayed. Encircling the edge is the inspiring inscription, “I CALL UPON THE YOUTH OF THE WORLD,” emphasising the unity and potential of the games.
Have you got one of the coins featured above?
Each of these £2 coins represents a unique story, from sporting milestones to national symbols, making them more than just currency—they are pieces of history in your pocket. Keep an eye on your change; you never know when you might uncover one of these hidden treasures!