It's the coins with colour-printed detail that best capture the charm of Jim Kay's designs: you can see this feature on the silver proof 50ps which comes in a special acrylic display case. Final Portrait Of Queen Elizabeth II The series are a collection of 50p coins (BU and colourised variants) and various silver and gold weights. The release schedule is that Harry Potter is released October 2022, Hogwarts Express 2022, Dumbledore 2023, and Hogwarts 2023. The 2022 coins feature Queen Elizabeth II on the obverse, and the 2023 will have King Charles III. The magical designs that appear on The Royal Mint's 25 Years Of Magic coins are based on the work of illustrator Jim Kay. He's the artist behind fully illustrated editions of the Harry Potter books, released by Bloomsbury. Harry Potter is 25 years old and the Royal Mint has created a collection of coins to commemorate this. The first coin is Harry Potter himself. This coin is the Gold 50p piece, with 15.5g of 916.67 Fine Gold. Diameter 27.3mm. The fourth and final coin in this Harry Potter series will feature Hogwarts School itself with the coin design described as:

The Royal Mint's commemorative coins are both VAT-free and Capital Gains Tax(CGT) exempt, making them an attractive and valuable investment. Whether you are diversifying your investments or simply appreciate world-class design, commemorative coins from The Royal Mint are a great buy. The Royal Mint at The Britannia Coin Company The lightning bolt is an iconic symbol in the Harry Potter series, as it is the shape of Harry’s scar. Meanwhile, the number 25 features to mark 25 years since the publication of Harry Potter and the Philosopher’s Stone! Kay's designs have been adapted for coinage by Ffion Gwillim, a product designer at The Royal Mint. Her work for the Harry Potter coins shows the boy wizard looking over his shoulder, surrounded by sparking stars.Ffion Gwillim is the designer of these coins. The book was illustrated by Jim Kay. Where did the idea for Harry Potter books come from?

October 2022 for the first coins depicting Harry Potter. One more in 2022 and the final two in 2023. Hidden lightening bolt feature The Gold 50p is 22 carat and weighs 15.5g. The diameter is 27.3mm. The coins usually have a very limited edition mintage. Continuing the series, we will see the below 50p coins issued, each featuring the signature lenticular feature: A special design feature showing a lightning bolt and the number ‘25’ appears on selected editions of the coin when it is moved. What will be on the head’s side of the coin?A depiction of the Hogwarts Expressand the figure of Harry Potterwith the inscription, ‘Hogwarts Express 25 Years of Magic’ InJune 2022 a Royal Proclamation revealed that The Royal Mint will be releasing a series of Harry Potter50p coins, to mark the 25th anniversary of the publication of J.K. Rowling’s Harry Potter and the Philosopher’s Stone. Fans were obviously very excited! Harry Potter 50p coin

But Dumbledore is not the only figure to feature for the first time. Unlike the two previous 50p coins in the series, King Charles III’s portrait also appears on the coin! Many of the coins in the range also feature a‘latent feature’ which rotates in the light to reveal a lightning bolt and the number ‘25’ to mark the anniversary year. The second coin in the Harry Potter 50p set will depict the Harry and the Hogwarts Express train described as: Category: Gold Fifty PenceGold Fifty Pence Pieces were first issued by the Royal Mint in 1992 and have grown in popularity over the years. Most commemorative 50p pieces are now released as silver proof and gold proof to complement the circulation coins.

Wands at the ready as the UK’s FIRST EVER Harry Potter 50p has been released! Magic it into your collection today in superior Silver Proof quality… These new UK Coins are celebrating 25 years since the publication of J.K. Rowling’s Harry Potter and the Philosopher’s Stone. The Harry Potter book series has sold over 500 million copies worldwide, making it the best-selling book series of all time! The first book in the series, Harry Potter and the Philosopher’s Stone was written by J.K. Rowling and published by Bloomsbury in 1997. What is the release date? Buy and sell coins with confidence when you use The Britannia Coin Company of Royal Wootton Bassett, Wiltshire. Buy Collectable Coins Online