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The Royal Mint is the United Kingdom's official maker of British coins. It is currently located in Llantrisant, Wales, where it moved in 1968. Operating under the legal name The Royal Mint Limited, it is a limited company that is wholly owned by His Majesty's Treasury and is under an
- c. 886 (origins), 1279 (unified system)
La Royal Mint es una casa de moneda de propiedad gubernamental que produce monedas para el Reino Unido. Operando bajo el nombre de Royal Mint Ltd, la casa de moneda es una compañía limitada que es propiedad de His Majesty's Treasury y está bajo un contrato exclusivo para suministrar todas las monedas de la nación.
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The Royal Mint, the Original Maker of UK coins, has today revealed five new coin designs for 2021 - celebrating British milestones, anniversaries and moments in the upcoming year. The new commemorative coins are available in The Royal Mint’s ‘Annual Set’, and celebrate key events such as Her Majesty The Queen’s 95 th birthday and the 50 ...
Learn about the beginnings of The Royal Mint, from the first coins struck during the reign of Alfred the Great to the birth of gold coinage. FIND OUT MORE
The need to rebuild the Royal Mint had been recognised in the 1950s but it was the task of striking hundreds of millions of coins in readiness for decimalisation in 1971, while at the same time...
