1953 Premium Coronation Coin Collection
The 1953 Coronation Ten Coin Polished Coin Set is a collection of British coins that were issued to commemorate the coronation of Queen Elizabeth II. Queen Elizabeth II’s coronation took place on June 2, 1953, and this coin set was released to mark this historic event. The set typically includes ten different denominations of coins, all of which were in circulation at that time.
Coins Typically Found in this Set
The Kensington Mint 1953 Premium Coronation Set is a cherished collection of ten coins issued to
commemorate the coronation of Queen Elizabeth II, marking the beginning of her historic reign. This set
includes all the standard circulating denominations at the time, from the half crown to the farthing, each
bearing the young Queen’s portrait designed by Mary Gillick on the obverse. The coins were specially
minted with a higher level of detail and finish to celebrate this monumental occasion.
Three Pence
One Penny
Half Penny
Farthing
Half Crown
Scottish Shilling
English Shilling
Six Pence
Florin
Coronation Crown (1953)
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The 1953 set is particularly significant for collectors as it captures the optimism and grandeur surrounding Queen Elizabeth II’s ascension to the throne, and it serves as the first full set of coins bearing her effigy. With its historical value and unique connection to the royal coronation, this premium set remains a prized piece for numismatists and those with a keen interest in British royal history.
