The new

[@blisteringbarnaclesmagnets6364]

I really like it 🧲👍⚓️

[@THECRANKYONE]

As always you Brits have the most incredible coins! I didn't know they took turns with face direction! Thanks.OH THE 50p! Best coi ever minted, ever.

[@everythingerina9379]

They change direction with the passing of each monarch with a few exceptions in the last century, as far as I'm aware anyway.

[@lovecraftianwalrus4490]

@@everythingerina9379yeah, they’ve been doing it since 1660, with the sole interruption being Edward VIII in 1936, who wanted to face the wrong direction because his hair looked better from that angle

[@ericmccaffer6113]

.. it may bè signifying the coming and passing of the old and the new monarch..

[@lovecraftianwalrus4490]

Not just the Brits. Every single commonwealth country does this.

[@QPRTokyo]

The Queen wore a diadem not a crown. Normal circularity coins in the UK never have the monarch depicted with a crown. If you are a real collector you would notice Edward VII, George V ,Edward VIII, and George VI never shown with a crown.

[@user-wu7wz7xp9k]

Victoria ?

[@rananaveednavedrana5708]

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[@MattyJames]

❤ I am wanting the money 💰😊 Lots and lots 🙏❤️

[@DeeptiSharma-ff1mc]

❤❤❤

[@jaydengoddard7633]

No crown until coronation

[@williamc4309]

Kings don’t wear crown on coins.

[@asheland_numismatics]

Very nice! 👍

[@MG42gaming]

I actually have one of the 1804 and 2016 pound and two pound coins

[@Gigabean]

Bloody massive

[@lovecraftianwalrus4490]

His ears yeah

[@JaelenMcClelland]

Bro how do you get that I have the 50p

[@thegamingant6100]

I have two 50p king charles coins but I didn't buy them I just found them.

[@lovecraftianwalrus4490]

Lucky

[@65mcman]

Did you take the 5£ out of the package it was in?

[@leonfxd8455]

How did you find it

[@hibudy82]

A 5 pound coin that's new

[@lagerku.3137]

The commemorative crown coins were often made for special occasions, like the coronation of Elizabeth II or Winston Churchill's death. They used to be quarter of a pound _(5 shillings or 60 old pence)_ but were changed to £5 coins as inflation rose.

[@X-GamerPro-HD]

I heard there is a £20 coin. 💀

[@ashtongtv863]

Theirs a £100 coin too

[@ericmccaffer6113]

... going to be ..!!

[@zukoflames1]

Why doe sit have regna

[@Jackmarston481]

Fake