COINS & MEDALS

Tim is a successful and prolific designer of coins and medals for the Royal Mint and other companies. His designs have been selected for five One Pound coins, two gold Sovereigns and the reverses of more official UK medals than any other artist, including The Queen’s Golden and Diamond Jubilee Medals.

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St George and the Dragon Sovereign 2005. Tim's design was the first since 1817 to reinterpret the traditional subject of the gold coin.

All the medals currently worn by TRH Princes William and Harry have Tim's designs on their reverses.

Golden Jubilee Sovereign 2002. TIm's design is a reinterpretation of gold Sovereigns issued for Queen Victoria.

A five pounds coin issued by the Royal Mint in July 2017, to celebrate the centenary of the House of Windsor and showing their heraldic badge, the Round Tower crowned within a wreath of oak.

Pattern Set of Heraldic Beasts issued in 2003. The 'coins that never were,' Tim's shortlisted designs for One Pound coins were brought out by the Royal Mint in gold and silver sets for collectors.

Royal Arms One Pound coin 2015. TIm's design is a contemporary version of the Royal Arms in a layout often used by the Hanoverian monarchs.

Floral Series of One Pound coins issued 2013-14. Each coin features the official and the unofficial floral emblem of the four nations of the U.K.

Reverse of The Queen's Golden Jubilee Medal 2002. Awarded to members of the armed forces and of the Royal Household.

Reverse of the The Queen's Diamond Jubilee Medal 2012. Awarded to 450,000 members of the armed forces, emergency services and members of the Royal Household.

A £5 Crown coin issued by the Royal Mint in 2018, celebrating four generations of the Royal Family. The initials of The Queen and Her descendants feature with their crown and coronets, with oak branches for the House of Windsor.

Reverse of the Operational Service Medal, issued since 2000 by the MOD, with variations for service in Sierra Leone, the Congo and Afghanistan.