Jubilee collection
Victoria’s Gold Jubilee Coinage
The coinage issued at the time of Queen Victoria's Golden Jubilee was not supposed to be commemorative.
Jubilee head penny
The Jubilee coinage of Queen Victoria was introduced in 1887 but the change extended only to gold and silver.
Victoria’s Diamond Jubilee Medals
To mark the Diamond Jubilee of Queen Victoria, the Royal Mint made available for sale to the public a coin-size version of the official commemorative medal.
Silver Jubilee medal of 1935
The Silver Jubilee of King George V, in 1935, was marked by the Royal Mint through the production of both a crown piece and a jubilee medal
Silver Jubilee Pattern Crown
The design featured on this pre-production specimen was considered for the reverse of the crown issued to mark the Jubilee of Elizabeth II.
Silver Jubilee pattern crown by Sindall
Although his designs weren't chosen for the Silver Jubilee crown of 1977, Bernard Sindall was offered the compensation of seeing his designs employed on the official commemorative medal instead.
Osman Artwork for Silver Jubilee Crown
Louis Osman’s design for the Silver Jubilee Crown of 1977 was submitted finely modelled into red wax.
25-sided experiment
This unusual trial piece was produced for the 1977 Silver Jubilee crown of Her Late Majesty Queen Elizabeth II.
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Medals
The Royal Mint Museum contains some 12,000 medals, dating mainly from the beginning of the 19th century.
Coins
The Museum collection contains over 80,000 coins which span from ancient times to the modern day.
Seals
Over the past 100 years the Museum has accumulated a large collection of material relating to seals.
Decimal collection
The Royal Mint Museum has an outstanding collection of material relating to decimalisation.