2013 Rose And Oak Leaf One Pound Circulated Floral Emblems Coin
England - Floral Emblems 2013 circulated UK [One Pound](file:///buy-coins/one-pound/) coin with a reverse design featuring a rose and an oak branch with an acorn. This motif was designed by heraldic artist [Timothy Noad](file:///blog/timothy-noad/) to represent England as part of the Floral Emblems £1 series. Noad also designed the [2013 Wales £1](file:///buy-coins/circulated/2013-wales-pound/), the [2014 Scotland £1](file:///buy-coins/circulated/2014-scotland-pound/) and the [2014 Northern Ireland £1](file:///buy-coins/circulated/2014-northern-ireland-pound/), all featuring national flowers. - 5,270,000 of these round, nickel-brass One Pound coins were issued by [The Royal Mint](file:///buy-coins/the-royal-mint/) in 2013 - The edge of Rose and Oak coins reads 'DECUS ET TUTAMEN' ('An ornament and a safeguard') - These [Queen Elizabeth II](file:///buy-coins/elizabeth-ii/) coins were struck for [circulation](file:///buy-coins/circulated/), but were withdrawn in 2017