Discover the hidden secrets of Tutankhamun’s Tomb with this INTERACTIVE Silver Masterpiece
100 years ago, Howard Carter made the most dramatic discovery in archaeological history – the Tomb of King Tutankhamun.
Tutankhamun’s tomb was almost perfectly preserved with its riches intact.
And now, to mark the centenary of this incredible discovery, you can own the Tutankhamun Silver 5oz Masterpiece Coin. It’s a fitting tribute to the legendary pharaoh who, 3000 years on, still fascinates us.
Explore Tutankhamun’s tomb for yourself
This magnificent coin is a true masterpiece of modern minting. It features intricate details and exquisite artistry to bring the grandeur of Tutankhamun’s reign to life.
See for yourself in the video below…
Crafted from 5oz of 99.9% Pure Silver with a diameter of 65mm, making it a substantial and impressive addition to any collection.
Featuring a special interactive element
The Death Mask part of the coin is actually removable, revealing a stunning illustration of some of the most famous items found within the tomb.
With a strict worldwide edition limit of only 120, this masterpiece coin is sure to become a sought-after treasure among collectors. I highly recommend that you take advantage of this exclusive offer to add this breathtaking masterpiece to your collection, before it’s too late.
Each coin comes with a numbered certificate of authenticity, ensuring its place in history as a true work of art.
The Tutankhamun Silver 5oz Masterpiece Coin is a must have piece for fans of ancient Egyptian history or beautiful silver coins.
The Tutankhamun Silver 5oz Masterpiece Coin will be a timeless addition to your collection, so make sure you secure yours today >>
The Official UK King Charles III Coronation Coins Confirmed
Last week, it was announced that King Charles III will celebrate his Coronation with a brand-new range of UK coins.
And today, you have the chance to make sure you don’t miss out…
What we know so far about the UK Coronation Coins
The Royal Proclamation detailed a range of limited-edition coin specifications including a 50p and a £5 coin, a Sovereign, and an ounces range; the perfect way to honour this historic occasion.
The launch date is yet to be confirmed, but considering that the first UK coronation in 70 years is now less than two months away, collectors are eagerly awaiting further news.
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We’re expecting huge demand for these coins. Especially when you hear about the designs…
The designs
The Royal Proclamation has declared that the reverse of the new UK 50p will feature the Royal Cypher of King Charles III against the exterior of Westminster Abbey.
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Additionally, the reverse design of the £5 coin is set to feature St Edward’s Crown accompanied by text stating “THE CORONATION OF KING CHARLES III 6th MAY 2023”.
Credit: The Royal Family royal.uk
The proclamation also confirmed that the Sovereign range will feature the classic St. George & the Dragon design. It’ll be the first King Charles III sovereign with this reverse, making it excellent to pair with the UK 2022 Memorial Sovereign.
Unprecedented demand expected
Demand for these coronation coins is sure to outweigh supply.
We saw 24-hour sell-outs for the Queen’s UK Platinum Jubilee coin range, so it’s inevitable that demand for these coins will follow suit…
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King Charles III names Prince Edward the new Duke of Edinburgh
On his 59th birthday, Prince Edward has been gifted the title of Duke of Edinburgh by his brother, King Charles III.
His Royal Highness becomes the Duke of Edinburgh almost two years after the passing of Prince Philip – his father.
It is believed that Prince Philip had wished for his eldest son to take on the title and this decision was made today by King Charles.
The former Duke of Edinburgh, Prince Philip, was given the title on the morning of his wedding to the then Princess Elizabeth.
Prince Edward will attend the coronation in May as a duke, alongside his wife Sophie, who now becomes the Duchess of Edinburgh.
The five UK coins that feature the Duke of Edinburgh
During his lifetime, Prince Philip – the previous Duke of Edinburgh – was commemorated on several UK coins.
In 1997, the Queen and Prince Philip celebrated their Golden Wedding Anniversary, and His Highness featured on a UK coin for the very first time as part of a conjoined effigy on the obverse of the commemorative £5 coin.
2007 saw a similar conjoined portrait.
The 2017 Platinum Wedding Anniversary coin featured the Queen and Prince Philip on horseback in a nod to the original 1953 Coronation Crown as well as a third conjoined portrait.
In 2011 Prince Philip was finally granted the greatest privilege – his own £5 Coin to celebrate his 90th Birthday.
This was followed in 2017, with a design of the young Prince Philip by Humphrey Paget to mark Prince Philip stepping down from public duties after 70 years of service.
Now that Edward takes on this title, collectors will eagerly be anticipating a royal issue featuring the new Duke of Edinburgh’s portrait. Only time will tell!