2014 Thistle And Bluebell One Pound Circulated Floral Emblems Coin

Scotland Floral Emblems 2014 UK One Pound coins, featuring a thistle and bluebell on the reverse, designed by artist Timothy Noad.

Noad designed all the coins in the Floral Emblems series, which uses national flowers to represent the nations of the United Kingdom. This 2014 coin was issued alongside the Northern Ireland £1 and the standard Royal Arms £1.

• The obverse of these Scotland coins features Ian Rank-Broadley's portrait of Queen Elizabeth II
• The edge reads 'NEMO ME IMPUNE LACESSIT', meaning 'No one attacks me with impunity'
• 5,185,000 of these nickel-brass coins were issued for circulation by The Royal Mint in 2014