The British Royal Mint released a rainbow “pride” 50 pence coin in honor of the 50th anniversary of the pride movement in the United Kingdom. The new coin includes five rainbow arches, with the middle ...

LONDON — Next time you’re in Britain, check your change. The Royal Mint admits it has made a rare error, producing coins without a date on them for the first time in centuries. The mint said today ...

(CBS/AP) Britain's Royal Mint has released their latest design of an official coin to commemorate Prince Willian and Kate Middleton's wedding. The five-pound coin shows the couple facing each other, ...

The portrait of King Charles III that will feature on British coins has been unveiled by the Royal Mint, the official maker of UK coins. The image, which will first appear on commemorative 5 and 50 ...

The famous Kew Gardens 50p was recently knocked off the top spot of rarest 50p coins in the UK when the Royal Mint released the Atlantic Salmon coin ...

The Royal Mint has announced a limited edition £5 coin honoring the late singer George Michael. The commemorative coin features the former Wham! lead singer wearing his signature sunglasses. It also ...

The first British coins featuring Charles III will enter into circulation before the end of the year, announced the Royal Mint in a statement. The portrait for the 50-pence coin, which Charles himself ...

The United Kingdom’s Royal Mint unveiled a brand new rainbow version of the country’s 50 pence coin on Wednesday ahead of this summer’s 50th anniversary of the country’s first LGBTQ+ Pride event. The ...

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Joseph Valardi, owner of Gardner Coins and Cards in Gardner, had been holding on to a collection of Canadian coins because they were made of silver and the price of the metal was expected to go up.

Watch your back, Queen Elizabeth! The beloved British monarch gazes benignly from the Royal Mint's new 10-pence piece, apparently oblivious to the possibility that a monster might be on the flip side.