2003 Coronation Jubilee £5

Following the success of the Golden Jubilee coins of 2002, The Royal Mint issued a £5 coin to celebrate the 50th anniversary of the Coronation, which took place on 2nd June 1953.

The Coronation was the first event to be filmed as well as televised, and reached many privileged spectators around the world. Both obverse and reverse were designed by Tom Phillips.

The obverse has an unusual treatment of the Queen's profile, but it is the lettering which makes this coin truly unique. The same lettering is also applied to the reverse, whose central motif is the words GOD SAVE THE QUEEN.

As this coin is no longer available at The Royal Mint and due to the high demand surrounding Queen Elizabeth II commemorative coins, demand for this £5 is exceptionally high.

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2003 Coronation Jubilee £5

Price £29.99 (+ £2.99 p&p)

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Price £29.99 (+ £2.99 p&p)

Multi buy postage saving

Some items qualify for reduced postage and packing when they are ordered together. You will see your saving shown as “Multi Buy Postage Saving” in your basket.

Don’t forget to look out for the MULTI-BUY p&p logo.

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