This silver coin was issued in a limited mintage of 350 pieces.

We present a unique coin inspired by St. Edward’s Crown. St. Edward’s Crown was crafted in 1661 for King Charles II following the restoration of the monarchy in England. It is used during the coronations of British monarchs and is considered the most important coronation crown in Great Britain. It was made of gold and adorned with numerous precious gemstones. The crown is named after St. Edward the Confessor, a medieval king of England. The crown symbolizes power, tradition, and the continuity of the British monarchy. It is currently kept in the Tower of London along with the other Crown Jewels.

The reverse of the coin features St. Edward’s Crown—one of the most important symbols of the British monarchy. Around it is the inscription “Royal Crown Jewels – St. Edward’s Crown.” The crown is richly decorated with colorful paintings imitating velvet and precious stones, which emphasizes its royal character. The obverse features an image of the current monarch of Great Britain, King Charles III, along with the year of issue and the denomination.