Pictures of Coins of the UK

by Tony Clayton


One Pound Coins


The Decimal Fifty Pence <<-- : -->> The Decimal Two Pounds
History of the Decimal One Pound Coin
Values of the Decimal One Pound Coin
Pictures of Gold Sovereigns


Decimal One Pound


First UK reverse

UK reverse, 1983,
1993, 1998,
2003 and 2008

First Scottish Reverse

Scottish reverse,
1984 and 1989

First Welsh reverse

Welsh reverse,
1985 and 1990

First Irish Reverse

Northern Ireland,
1986 and 1991

First English reverse

English reverse.
1987 and 1992

Second UK reverse

UK reverse,
1988 only

Second Scottish reverse

Scottish reverse,
1994 and 1999

Second Welsh Reverse

Welsh reverse,
1995 and 2000

Second Irish reverse

Northern Ireland,
1996 and 2001

Second English Reverse

English reverse,
1997 and 2002

Third Scottish reverse

Scottish reverse,
2004

Third Welsh reverse

Welsh reverse,
2005

Third Irish reverse

Northern Ireland,
2006 (proof)

Third Englishreverse

English reverse,
2007

New 2008 reverse

New Dent reverse,
2008 to 2015

New 2010 reverse

London reverse,
2010

New 2010 reverse

London reverse,
2010, normal circulation issue

New 2010 reverse

Belfast reverse,
2010

New 2011 reverse

Cardiff reverse,
proof, 2011

New 2011 reverse

Edinburgh reverse,
proof, 2011

New 2013 reverse

England reverse,
2013

New 2013 reverse

Wales reverse,
2013

New 2014 reverse

Northern Ireland,
2014

Courtesy of The Royal Mint

New 2013 reverse

Scotland,
2014

Courtesy of The Royal Mint

Old 2015

2008 to 2015 style one pound, 2015

New 2015

New obverse, ornate arms reverse, 2015

New 2016 reverse

Last round pound reverse, 2016


Forgeries of the Decimal One Pound


Forged pound obverse

Obverses of 1986 pound coins
Brass forgery on the left, genuine coin on the right.

Note the weak strike, uneven edge beads, and curved field of the forgery

Forged pound reverse

Reverses of 1986 pound coins
Brass forgery on the left, genuine coin on the right.

Note the weak strike, uneven edge beads and the curved field as for the obverse

2007 Forged pound

A very crude forgery of the 2007 pound coin
The coarse lettering and features of the Queen are a giveaway, as is the word COPY behind the Queen's neck.

Edges of forged pound coins

Edges of Forged One Pound coins
The edges are usually the real giveaway, and are strikingly odd when compared with a lot of other pound coins.


Links

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Values of the Decimal One Pound

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