New Release: 2026 Royal Mint Annual Sets
New Release: 2026 Royal Mint Annual Sets
The current market value for the The Queen's 95th Birthday is estimated at £9.99. Values can vary based on condition and demand.
| Denomination | £5 |
|---|---|
| Alloy | Cupro-Nickel |
| Weight | 28.28 g |
| Diameter | 38.61 mm |
| Quality | Brilliant Uncirculated |
| Obverse Designer | Jody Clark |
| Reverse Designer | Timothy Noad |
| Issuing Year | 2021 |
Source: The Royal Mint archive specification for the BU issue (see link above).
The obverse carries the fifth definitive coinage portrait of Queen Elizabeth II by Jody Clark, used on UK coinage from 2015. The effigy faces right and is accompanied by the customary legend and denomination. [Royal Mint spec]
The reverse by heraldic artist Timothy Noad centers on a royal cypher treatment (“EIIR”) and includes the dates “1926–2021” with the motto “My Heart and My Devotion”, a phrase associated with the Queen’s long service. [Design description]
The base-metal Brilliant Uncirculated coin was issued for general collectors and typically supplied in an information-rich presentation card. Core specifications are as listed above. [Royal Mint]
A “Premium Pack” presentation was also offered with a stated limited edition of 9,500 packs and an issue price of £18 at launch. [Royal Mint Premium Pack]
Collectors could opt for precious-metal Proof versions sharing the theme but struck to higher standards, including silver and gold editions. For example, the £5 Gold Proof carried the same Noad reverse and an edge inscription FULL OF HONOUR AND YEARS. [Gold Proof spec]
Denomination £5; cupro-nickel; 38.61 mm; 28.28 g; Brilliant Uncirculated finish; obverse by Jody Clark; reverse by Timothy Noad; year 2021. Royal Mint
It features the royal cypher “EIIR”, the dates 1926–2021, and the inscription “My Heart and My Devotion,” marking the Queen’s lifelong service. Design reference
Yes. The Premium Pack was limited to 9,500 and originally priced at £18. Royal Mint Premium Pack
Yes. Silver and gold Proof editions were issued. For example, the £5 Gold Proof (22-carat, 38.61 mm, 39.94 g) includes the edge inscription FULL OF HONOUR AND YEARS. Gold Proof spec
Obverse: Jody Clark (fifth definitive portrait). Reverse: Timothy Noad (heraldic artist). Royal Mint spec
Yes, UK £5 commemorative crowns are legal tender, but they’re intended for collecting/gifting rather than everyday circulation. (General Royal Mint guidance.)
