Portrait of Britain is a new set of limited edition coins from the Royal Mint, paying tribute to some of the country's most iconic landmarks. The colorful four-piece £5 coin set created by Royal Mint engravers Laura Clancy and Glyn Davies includes depictions of places like the Tower Bridge and Buckingham Palace.
To kick off the launch of the set, a playful photography series was released, showing off the realism of the coins alongside the structures they were created to honor. Only 3,500 sets will be made, although if you miss out, new additions to the Portrait of Britain coin set will be made annually, showing off all of the beauty Britain has to offer.
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The Royal Mint Unveils Limited Edition Coins with a Playful Photo Series
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