New coin minted for christening of Prince George

The Royal Mint has produced a special coin to commemorate the christening of Prince George. The coin, which has been approved by the Duke and Duchess of Cambridge, features designs including Lily funds from the Tower of London. It marks the first time the Royal Mint has celebrated a birth with a coin, and it was produced in record time. The coin is available in various forms, with the most expensive being a 1-kilogram gold version priced at £50,000. Thousands of pre-orders have been placed, and the coins are set to be available in time for the christening on October 23rd.

What is the special feature of the coin produced by the Royal Mint for Prince George's christening?

• It is made of copper.

• It is made of platinum.

• It is made of 1 kilogram of gold.

• It is made of silver.

What makes the production of this coin by the Royal Mint unique?

• It is the first time a coin was made for a royal wedding.

• It is the first time a coin was made for a royal birth.

• It is the first time a coin was made for a royal anniversary.

• It is the first time a coin was made for a royal coronation.

When was Prince George born?

• July 21st

• July 23rd

• July 22nd

• July 20th

What design elements are featured on the coins?

• Dragons and phoenixes

• Lily funds and cherubs

• Crowns and scepters

• Lions and unicorns

How many people can invest in the most expensive version of the coin?

• 15

• 22

• 30

• 10