With the restoration of the monarchy in 1660, Charles II demanded a glittering coronation worthy of the institution. The Crown Jewels, melted down by the parliamentarians, were recast anew for the ceremony. Kept safe behind the Tower’s stone walls through the passing centuries, these powerful symbols of monarchy are still in use today.

For the second coin in our series celebrating the Tower of London, we capture the majesty of this priceless collection of ceremonial treasures in one ounce of fine gold. As you build your collection of Tower coins, side by side they tell the story of this mighty stone fortress that resides at the heart of British history.

 

Coin Specifications

Maximum Coin Mintage 385

Condition FDC : housed within capsule.

Type : Proof

Domination : £5 Pound

Weight 39.9 grams Contains 1.17 of Troy Oz Gold

Struck by the Royal mint : Liantrisant

We endeavour to keep all years available, the image is of the coin you will receive some years may not be available due to rarity, if you are interested in the rare examples not on offer here, please contact us

Should you not be entirely happy with your purchase you may returned it for a full refund, please see our returns section for more information.