The shape of the coin, on the other hand, hasn’t changed. It’s still a dodecagon, or 12-sided shape. We’ve written before at HuffPost UK about why we call a pound a “quid. ...

The shape of the coin, on the other hand, hasn’t changed. It’s still a dodecagon, or 12-sided shape. We’ve written before at HuffPost UK about why we call a pound a “quid.” ...

There are particular reasons the £1 coin is designed the ay it is - including it's unique 12-sided shape, and according to the Royal Mint, it's the most secure coin in the world ...

Not since our notes changed from paper to polymer has the Royal Mint caused such a kerfuffle ― today, the King Charles quid officially entered circulation. Three million or so of the new coins have ...

Not since our notes changed from paper to polymer has the Royal Mint caused such a kerfuffle ― today, the King Charles quid officially entered circulation. Three million or so of the new coins have ...