(2ĒCTIVE FOR THE ISSUE OF COINS CARRYING
EFFIGY OF THE QUEEN
NSIDERATIONS
The use of The Queen's effigy on coins is to be limited
to coins that are:
2.
b.
C.
a.
genuine fiscal issue
of legal tender in the country of origin
in public circulation
encashable at any time within the issuing territory
at their current face value
The effigy of The Queen is to be confined to one of the
three versions approved for use on coins.
The effigy of any other living person should not appear
on a coin carrying an effigy of The Queen.
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The reverse side should not carry designs of a partisan kind.
They might, however, carry representations of historical figures.
APPROVAL
3. Design of a coin should be submitted to the Foreign and
Commonwealth Office for Her Majesty's approval to be obtained.
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