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Brilliant uncirculated 2014 Floral Emblems UK One Pound coin set from The Royal Mint. This two-coin set completes the four-coin series and features designs representing Northern Ireland and Scotland. Northern Ireland is symbolised by a flax plant and a shamrock, while Scotland is depicted through the thistle and a bluebell. Both designs are the work of acclaimed heraldic artist Timothy Noad, whose work unifies the full Floral Emblems collection issued across 2013 and 2014. Struck to a brilliant uncirculated finish, these commemorative £1 coins are presented sealed in their original Royal Mint folder, offering collectors a well-preserved and cohesive addition to the series.
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This brilliant uncirculated set from The Royal Mint brings together two coins from the Floral Emblems collection.
The Floral Emblems series celebrates the constituent nations of the United Kingdom with designs focused on their national flowers and plants, with all four designs created by heraldic artist Timothy Noad.
Both coins in this 2014 set display the fourth definitive coinage portrait of Queen Elizabeth II by Ian Rank-Broadley on the obverse, together with a legend that reads 'ELIZABETH · II · D · G · REG · F · D · 2013 ·'.
These brilliant uncirculated pieces were issued as a two-coin set rather than individually, adding to their appeal. Records indicate that just 3,832 sets were issued, making them rarer than the 2013 Floral Emblems set.
You will receive your 2014 BU Floral Emblems set in the original pull-out presentation folder from The Royal Mint, complete with built-in capsules and information about the series and its designs.
