Royal Mint unveils new coin design of King Charles III...

The video discusses the introduction of King Charles III's effigy on new coins, highlighting the design process led by Martin Jennings and the King's involvement. It explains the historical significance of the coins, which feature both the new King and the late Queen Elizabeth II, and their circulation. The video also touches on the legacy of Queen Elizabeth II and the historical context of coinage portraits.

What is the significance of the new effigy of King Charles III on the coins?

• It is only for commemorative purposes.

• It features a completely new design style.

• It marks the beginning of his reign.

• It replaces all existing coins.

Who was involved in the design process of the new coins featuring King Charles III?

• The King and the designer, Martin Jennings

• The Queen and Martin Jennings

• Only the designer, Martin Jennings

• A committee of artists

What is unique about the new coins featuring King Charles III?

• They are made of gold.

• They are larger than previous coins.

• They feature both the King and Queen.

• They are not going into circulation.

What did Queen Elizabeth II request regarding her coinage portrait?

• To avoid looking like Julius Caesar

• To have a crown added

• To include a background design

• To look more like Julius Caesar

How many coins featuring Queen Elizabeth II are still in circulation?

• 50 billion

• 100 billion

• 27 billion

• 10 billion