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The Mint has a long history of honouring royal milestones
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[Net Newsledger] - The first effigy was drawn by Mary Gillick in In 1965, Arnold Machin created a portrait of Her Majesty wearing a jewel-studded tiara. In 1990, a new royal portrait was commissioned from Dora de Pédery-Hunt, the first effigy of a reigning monarch
Coronation 60 years: Portrait of a reign in coin of the realm | Royal...
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MUCH has changed since the Queen's Coronation 60 years ago today, but Her Majesty's portraits on our coins have remained as reassuringly steadfast as her reign.
Queen's new portrait for coins revealed by Royal Mint
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Fifth coin portrait created during Queen's reign unveiled by Royal Mint as money begins being struck with new effigy designed by Jody Clark
The five definitive coin portraits of The Queen - ABC News...
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There have been five definitive coin portraits of The Queen during her 63-year reign. On display at the National Portrait Gallery in London are (L-R) the Mary Gillick
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