2023 New CIIIR King Charles III Coronation Royal Cypher Enamel Pin Badge Brooch Memorabilia Merchandise

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I have no idea how much my collection is worth. I’d have to get it all out and go through it, but it doesn’t matter to me – I’d never sell it.

Opting for caution, the Guardian has used a multiplier of 10 to reflecta conservative estimate oftheroyalpremium. Even where an estimate can be made, there is then the ‘royal premium’: the association with the royal family, which could multiply the value many times over. The extraordinary generosity of this deal becomes clear when viewed through the lens of the queen’s jewellery collection and almost certainly means every gem will have been passed on to Charles.With the launch of the Coronation Emblem in February, King Charles and Queen Camilla have opened the floodgates, relaxing the rules on usage of royal photographs and official insignia so as to allow anyone to produce their own Coronation merchandise. The only rules are that it must be in good taste, free from advertising and carry no implication of royal custom and approval. There are circumstances that will make the manufacturing of a product worth more too. “Anything with a revised date usually fetches more than an original date. For example when Prince Charles married Camilla Parker Bowles, their wedding date was delayed due to the death of Pope John Paul II,” adds Fox. “Memorabilia was already made by this point, and could not be changed, so anything with the amended date on it will be worth a little more than the original.”

And if you're planning a street party, why not make some decorations of your own? The coronation celebrations are the perfect opportunity to get crafty! Follow our step-by-step guides to make lovely coronation bunting (which doesn't require any sewing!) and paper fan decorations which will brighten up any tablescape. Plus, why not watch the coronation in style with one of our paper crowns fit for a king.Morton multiplied Krashes’ estimates tenfold to try to achieve a more realistic value. However an auction of the late Princess Margaret's jewellery in 2006 suggests this may have been a considerable underestimate. A Guardian analysis found items sold for an average of 18 times the auction house’s top-end estimate. However you're celebrating King Charles' coronation, make sure you inject a bit of crafty joy into it with one of these gifts – or give the make to a friend who's particularly excited about our new king.

I think I got my interest in the Royal family from my mother. When I was a child she would always read magazines about the Royal family to me. Her favourite was Princess Margaret; she’d tell me about her exploits, about Peter Townsend and everything. I always wanted to hear about them. It's been almost 70 years since the UK and Commonwealth have seen the crowning of a monarch, so King Charles III's coronation ceremony on Saturday 6 May is set to be a much anticipated and celebrated event. There's a bank holiday weekend planned to celebrate the King taking the throne and we can expect it to be a once-in-a-generation event. The Royal Mint has created a 15kg gold coin in celebration of the King Charles' Coronation. It is the largest coin produced by The Royal Mint in its 1,100-year history with only one made featuring this design. The coronation coin range: This set has been produced by the Royal Collection. There is nothing more British than a cup and saucer and because of this its value will hold and rise. Each piece has a deep connection to the monarchy and it is this interplay between private and crown that makes them so valuable.King Charles III will be crowned during his coronation ceremony in May – and what better way to celebrate it than with a craft project to create a lovely royal keepsake? The Coronation ring, known as "The Wedding Ring of England" and composed of a sapphire with a ruby cross set in diamonds, was made for the coronation of King William IV in 1831. Worn at every coronation since then, it symbolises kingly dignity. SWORDS AND MACES