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Frequently asked questions
Are we in London?
Yes! We are in London, and we are the last remaining mint in the capital.
What does Tower Mint Produce?
Tower Mint produces Coins, Medals, and we also produce Chocolate Coins through Heritage Chocolates.
Where can I buy Isle of Man coins?
Isle of Man circulating coin packs can be purchased directly from the Isle of Man Post Office. For all commemorative coins please visit here.
Where can I buy Gibraltar coins?
Government of Gibraltar circulating coin packs can be purchased directly from the central bank of Gibraltar. For all commemorative coins please visit here.
Where can I buy Fiji coins?
Government of Fiji coins can be purchased directly from the central Reserve Bank of Fiji. For all commemorative coins please visit here.
Where can I buy Pitcairn coins?
New Pitcairn Islands Coin issues can be purchased through our Marketing Partners, please visit https://thekoinclub.com/
Where can I buy Pitcairn stamps?
Click here to visit our shop to find out more about our Pitcairn Islands stamps and how you can add them to your collection.
General information about Pitcairn Islands Stamps and Coins
For general enquiries regarding Pitcairn Islands Stamps or Coins, please email us at pitcairninfo@towermint.co.uk
Can you value my coins?
We cannot value or give market prices for coins, if you have any enquiries related to coin value, please contact auction houses or specialists.
Can I buy coins from Tower Mint?
Tower Mint are an official mint to global marketing companies and Government organisations. For unique customer coins orders please refer to one of Tower Mints official marketing partners, for all business-related enquiries please submit your message via one of our communication methods outlined.
Can I sell coins to Tower Mint?
Tower Mint do not buy coins from the secondary market. Please seek assistance from a secondary market purchasing company for this request.
Are you The Royal Mint?
Tower Mint is an independent Private Limited company and in no way associated with The Royal Mint.