A powerful precious metal tribute to a major landmark in numismatic history, the Royal Mint’s Portraits of Queen Elizabeth II 2026 £5 Jody Clark Silver Proof Coin. pays homage to the final definitive portrait of the queen to appear on British coinage.

The first portrait by a Royal Mint designer to appear on British coinage in more than a century, the very last definitive portrait of Elizabeth II was created by Jody Clark. A graceful design, capturing the queen’s warmth and humanity, Clark’s portrait features the Diamond Diadem – completed in 1820 for King George IV, and worn by Elizabeth II journeying to her Coronation in 1953. First seen on British circulating coinage in 2015, Clark’s effigy was employed until the passing of Britain’s longest reigning monarch in 2022.

Superbly remastered by the Royal Mint’s Chief Engraver, Gordon Summers, Jody Clark’s much-admired portrait of Queen Elizabeth II looks magnificent when struck to the apex of Proof quality from lustrous sterling silver. Uniting Elizabeth II with her son and successor, the portrait of King Charles III by Martin Jennings is found upon the obverse of this official British legal tender issue.

Complete with packaging that explores the story behind the portrait, the Royal Mint’s Portraits of Queen Elizabeth II 2026 £5 Jody Clark Silver Proof Coin is presented within an official case with an individually numbered Certificate of Authenticity. An exclusive release, the limited edition has been set at a mere 3,900 coins.

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