Coins from The Royal Mint

Celebrate big moments and cultural icons with quality collectible coins. Post Office is the proud home of Royal Mint coins on the high street.

There's never been a better time to start collecting

We’ve partnered with The Royal Mint to bring you collectible coins in selected Post Office branches. What’s more, we have a very special offer for a limited time only: over 50% off most coins while stocks last. The coins make ideal gifts. Or use this special promotion to start or expand your own collection.

Buy coins in 3 simple steps:

Browse our collection

Download our catalogue and view the full collection of coins available to buy.

Find a participating branch

Use our branch finder below to locate a branch near you that stocks coins.

Visit your local stockist

Pop into the branch to buy. If the coin you’d like isn’t available they may be able to order it for you.

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Some common questions

What does the Royal Mint do?

What’s the history of the Royal Mint?

The Royal Mint is one of the UK’s great and world’s oldest institutions. Its history stretches back over 1,000 years – from the workshops of Anglo-Saxon London to today’s modern minting facility in South Wales.

The Royal Mint has consistently evolved, combining state-of-the-art technology and centuries of craftsmanship to lead the way in the world of coins and currency. Its commitment to excellence and innovation is recognised around the world as an example of best practice in the industry.

Where is the Royal Mint?

How are the coins created?

Each circulated coin is made from long strips of an alloy that’s rolled to the right thickness, cut into discs and cleaned. A model of the coin is scanned digitally and the file is used to make the die that will strike the coins. A press then strikes them at a rate of up to 850 strikes per minute. Find out more.

Uncirculated coins, including collectibles, are all hand crafted.

Can you visit the Royal Mint?