List of Elizabeth II One Pound Coins

Queen Elizabeth II was the longest reigning British Monarch ever, reigning for over 70 years. Born on 21 April 1926 to King George VI and Elizabeth Bowes-Lyon, she became Queen in 1952 and her Coronation was on 2 June 1953. She died on 8 September 2022. Queen Elizabeth II issued many coins and was Monarch during decimalisation.

		1983 One Pound Coin - Royal Arms Mintage: 443,053,510
		1984 One Pound Coin - Thistle Mintage: 146,256,501
		1985 One Pound Coin - Leek Mintage: 228,430,749
		1986 One Pound Coin - Flax Plant Mintage: 10,409,501
		1987 One Pound Coin - Oak Tree Mintage: 39,298,502
		1988 One Pound Coin - Shield of the Royal Arms Mintage: 7,118,825
		1989 One Pound Coin - Thistle Mintage: 70,580,501
		1990 One Pound Coin - Leek Mintage: 97,269,302
		1991 One Pound Coin - Flax Plant Mintage: 38,443,575
		1992 One Pound Coin - Oak Tree Mintage: 36,320,487
		1993 One Pound Coin - Royal Arms Mintage: 114,744,500
		1994 One Pound Coin - Lion Rampant Mintage: 29,752,525
		1995 One Pound Coin - Dragon Mintage: 34,503,501
		1996 One Pound Coin - Celtic Cross and Torc Mintage: 89,886,000
		1997 One Pound Coin - Three Lions Mintage: 57,117,450
		1998 One Pound Coin - Royal Arms - Elizabeth II
		1999 One Pound Coin - Lion Rampant
		2000 One Pound Coin - Dragon Mintage: 109,496,500
		2001 One Pound Coin - Celtic Cross and Torc Mintage: 63,968,065
		2002 One Pound Coin - Three Lions Mintage: 77,818,000
		2003 One Pound Coin - Royal Arms Mintage: 61,596,500
		2004 One Pound Coin - Forth Railway Bridge Mintage: 39,162,000
		2005 One Pound Coin - Menai Straits Bridge Mintage: 99,429,500
		2006 One Pound Coin - Egyptian Arch Railway Bridge Mintage: 38,938,000
		2007 One Pound Coin - Millennium Bridge Mintage: 26,180,160
		2008 One Pound Coin - Royal Arms Mintage: 3,910,000
		2008 One Pound Coin - Shield of the Royal Arms (2008-2016) Mintage: 43,827,300
		2009 One Pound Coin - Shield of the Royal Arms Mintage: 27,625,600
		2010 One Pound Coin - Belfast Mintage: 6,205,000
		2010 One Pound Coin - London Mintage: 2,635,000
		2010 One Pound Coin - Shield of the Royal Arms Mintage: 57,120,000
		2011 One Pound Coin - Edinburgh Mintage: 935,000
		2011 One Pound Coin - Shield of the Royal Arms Mintage: 25,415,000
		2011 One Pound Coin - Cardiff SCBC: J31 Mintage: 1,615,000
		2012 One Pound Coin - Shield of the Royal Arms Mintage: 35,700,030
		2013 One Pound Coin - Leek and Daffodil Mintage: 5,270,000
		2013 One Pound Coin - Rose and Oak Mintage: 5,270,000
		2013 One Pound Coin - Shield of the Royal Arms Mintage: 13,090,500
		2014 One Pound Coin - Flax and Shamrock Mintage: 5,780,000
		2014 One Pound Coin - Shield of the Royal Arms Mintage: 79,305,200
		2014 One Pound Coin - Thistle and Bluebell Mintage: 5,185,000
		2015 One Pound Coin - Royal Arms Mintage: 131,250,000
		2015 One Pound Coin - Shield of the Royal Arms Mintage: 29,580,000
		2016 One Pound Coin - Last Round Pound
		2016 One Pound Coin - Nations of the Crown Mintage: 648,936,536
		2016 One Pound Coin - Shield of the Royal Arms Mintage: 30,000
		2017 Gold One Pound Coin Mintage: 2,151
		2017 One Pound Coin - Nations of the Crown Mintage: 749,616,200
		2017 Platinum One Pound Coin Mintage: 250
		2018 One Pound Coin - Nations of the Crown Mintage: 130,560,000

Queen Elizabeth II was the longest reigning British Monarch ever, reigning for over 70 years. Born on 21 April 1926 to King George VI and Elizabeth Bowes-Lyon, she became Queen in 1952 and her Coronation was on 2 June 1953. She died on 8 September 2022. Some coins were released dated 2023.

Queen Elizabeth II issued many coins and was monarch during decimalisation. She married Prince Philip, Duke of Edinburgh in 1947 and had four children. Her eldest son succeeded the throne as King Charles III. House of Windsor.