A new coin bearing the image of King Charles has been issued in England
The Forecast 3 years ago General
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Queen Elizabeth II, who was the longest reigning queen of England, died on the 8th of last month at the age of 96. Her son, Charles, was subsequently crowned as the new King of England. He is known as Charles III.
A new coin bearing the image of King Charles has been issued in England. The Royal Mint, the official maker of UK coins, released a 50 pence coin featuring the monarch's image yesterday. A special £5 coin bearing the King's image will also be released. These 2 coins are likely to come into use in the next few months.
The 50 pence coin features the face of King Charles facing left. It is noteworthy that coins bearing the image of his late mother, Queen Elizabeth II, feature his face to the right.
It is estimated that around 27 billion coins bearing the Queen's image are currently in circulation and will continue to be in use.
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