Royal Mint (UK)

The Royal Mint is the United Kingdom’s official institution responsible for producing and maintaining the country’s coinage. It designs, manufactures, and distributes UK coins used in everyday transactions and for commemorative purposes. Established over 1,100 years ago, it ensures the quality and security of coins, preventing counterfeiting. The Mint also creates collector’s items, medals, and investment products like gold and silver bullion. Owned by the UK government, it plays a vital role in currency management, safeguarding the nation’s monetary integrity while also serving as a symbol of national heritage and craftsmanship.