Coins minted for Prince Georges christening

Special coins designed to mark the christening later this month of Prince George, the baby son of Prince William and his wife, Catherine, go into production Tuesday in Britain.

Prince George, who was born in July, is the first royal baby to be honored with a christening coin from the Royal Mint.

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The design of the coins, to be produced by the Royal Mint in a range of sizes and materials, has been approved by his parents, the Duke and Duchess of Cambridge, and his great-grandmother, Queen Elizabeth II, the Royal Mint said.

Members of the public can buy the keepsakes, which start at 13 pounds ($21) for the simplest type but rise to a whopping 50,000 pounds ($80,000) for a version containing a kilogram of gold.

Royal baby photos: Cozy or bad?

The inscription on the coin reads, 'To celebrate the Christening of Prince George of Cambridge 2013' and is flanked by two harp-playing cherubs.

The christening will be performed by the Archbishop of Canterbury, the Most Rev. Justin Welby, on October 23 at the Chapel Royal, St. James's Palace.

A special silver coin was also issued to mark Prince George's July 22 birth. He is third in line for the throne after his grandfather, Prince Charles, and father, Prince William.

Members of the public can buy the keepsakes, which start at 13 pounds ($21) for the simplest type but rise to a whopping 50,000 pounds ($80,000) for a version containing a kilogram of gold. Royal baby photos: Cozy or bad? The design of the coins, to be produced by the Royal Mint in a range of sizes and materials, has been approved by his parents, the Duke and Duchess of Cambridge, and his great-grandmother, Queen Elizabeth II, the Royal Mint said. Special coins designed to mark the christening later this month of Prince George, the baby son of Prince William and his wife, Catherine, go into production Tuesday in Britain. Royal baby photos: Cozy or bad? Members of the public can buy the keepsakes, which start at 13 pounds ($21) for the simplest type but rise to a whopping 50,000 pounds ($80,000) for a version containing a kilogram of gold. Members of the public can buy the keepsakes, which start at 13 pounds ($21) for the simplest type but rise to a whopping 50,000 pounds ($80,000) for a version containing a kilogram of gold. Special coins designed to mark the christening later this month of Prince George, the baby son of Prince William and his wife, Catherine, go into production Tuesday in Britain. Royal baby photos: Cozy or bad? Catherine's first appearance since royal baby was born Catherine's first appearance since royal baby was born The inscription on the coin reads, 'To celebrate the Christening of Prince George of Cambridge 2013' and is flanked by two harp-playing cherubs. Catherine's first appearance since royal baby was born Members of the public can buy the keepsakes, which start at 13 pounds ($21) for the simplest type but rise to a whopping 50,000 pounds ($80,000) for a version containing a kilogram of gold. Royal baby photos: Cozy or bad? Members of the public can buy the keepsakes, which start at 13 pounds ($21) for the simplest type but rise to a whopping 50,000 pounds ($80,000) for a version containing a kilogram of gold. Royal baby photos: Cozy or bad? Special coins designed to mark the christening later this month of Prince George, the baby son of Prince William and his wife, Catherine, go into production Tuesday in Britain. Royal baby photos: Cozy or bad? A special silver coin was also issued to mark Prince George's July 22 birth. He is third in line for the throne after his grandfather, Prince Charles, and father, Prince William. Catherine's first appearance since royal baby was born The design of the coins, to be produced by the Royal Mint in a range of sizes and materials, has been approved by his parents, the Duke and Duchess of Cambridge, and his great-grandmother, Queen Elizabeth II, the Royal Mint said. Special coins designed to mark the christening later this month of Prince George, the baby son of Prince William and his wife, Catherine, go into production Tuesday in Britain. Prince George, who was born in July, is the first royal baby to be honored with a christening coin from the Royal Mint. Special coins designed to mark the christening later this month of Prince George, the baby son of Prince William and his wife, Catherine, go into production Tuesday in Britain. Members of the public can buy the keepsakes, which start at 13 pounds ($21) for the simplest type but rise to a whopping 50,000 pounds ($80,000) for a version containing a kilogram of gold. Royal baby photos: Cozy or bad? Members of the public can buy the keepsakes, which start at 13 pounds ($21) for the simplest type but rise to a whopping 50,000 pounds ($80,000) for a version containing a kilogram of gold. Catherine's first appearance since royal baby was born Catherine's first appearance since royal baby was born Members of the public can buy the keepsakes, which start at 13 pounds ($21) for the simplest type but rise to a whopping 50,000 pounds ($80,000) for a version containing a kilogram of gold.

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