Six Facts about The Coronation Emblem

Posted on by Vanessa Brockwell

On 6th May, 2023, Britain’s sixty-fifth monarch, King Charles III, will undertake the sacred coronation ceremony. The new ‘Coronation Emblem’ has been created specifically for the King, and will be a recognised logo during the celebratory month. In this blog, we are providing you with six facts of the Coronation Emblem…

THE 2023 KING CHARLES III CORONATION GOLD DOUBLE SOVEREIGN

The 2023 King Charles III Coronation Double Sovereign

  • The first gold double sovereign ever to feature a special design to commemorate the coronation of a British monarch
  • Limited to only 99
  • Highest possible proof quality
  • Struck in solid 22 carat gold
  • Exclusive to Hattons of London

The 2023 King Charles III Greatest Monarchs Silver One Crown

  • Features portraits of King Charles III and his mother, Queen Elizabeth II, on opposite sides of the same coin.
  • The reverse design celebrates the Platinum Jubilee of Queen Elizabeth II
  • Minted in .925 Silver
  • Limited to only 999
  • Highest possible proof quality

The 2023 King Charles III Coronation Sovereign

  • The first gold sovereign ever to feature a special design to commemorate the coronation of a British monarch
  • Limited to only 1,599
  • Highest possible proof quality
  • Struck in solid 22 carat gold
  • Exclusive to Hattons of London

The 2023 King Charles III Coronation Fractional Infill Sovereign Set

  • The first gold sovereigns ever to feature a special design to commemorate the coronation of a British monarch
  • Comes in a luxury presentation box with space to put your 2023 King Charles III Coronation Gold One-Eighth Sovereign
  • Highest possible proof quality
  • Struck in solid 22 carat gold
  • Exclusive to Hattons of London