We are all used to seeing an image of the late Queen Elizabeth II on our money and stamps but the death of the long standing monarch has meant that will begin to change. New banknotes and stamps featuring King Charles III are set to enter circulation.
While current bank notes and coins featuring the late Queen will continue to be legal tender, the Royal Mint has confirmed that new notes and coins featuring Charles' portrait are lined up to enter circulation. New images showing how the money will look will be revealed by the Bank of England by the end of this year, reported Birmingham Live.
Anne Jessopp, chief executive officer, the Royal Mint, said: "We are honoured to have struck each UK coin of her late majesty's reign, documenting her journey from young Queen to respected head of state. As official coin maker to the UK, we have told the story of each monarch since Alfred the Great and are now preparing for the biggest change in British coinage for several decades."
