A HANDFUL of new coins feature designs including the Red Arrows and the Queen Mother.
The Royal Mint's 2025 annual set, available next week, contains two 50p coins, two £2 coins and a £5 coin.
The 50p coins mark the 60th anniversary of the first Red Arrows display and commemorate those who played a pivotal role in World War II.
And two new £2 coin designs will celebrate 200 years of the modern railway and the founding of the Royal Observatory in Greenwich, London.
The £5 coin celebrates the Queen Mum's life and legacy.
The commemorative sets will be available in a range of precious metal and base proof finishes from January 2 via the Royal Mint website, with prices starting from £39.50.
Each of the coins will also be available individually during 2025.
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