Queen Elizabeth II's image is ubiquitous. Her face is on British money — the blue 5-pound notes, the bronze 1-pound coin. It's on post boxes and stamps. The royal arms is on condiment jars and jackets. But before long, the visage of King Charles III will replace his mother's in official and unofficial capacities
Queen Elizabeth II’s image is ubiquitous. Her face is on British money — the blue 5-pound notes, the bronze 1-pound coin. It’s on post boxes and stamps. The royal arms is on condiment jars and jackets. Since her death this month, Elizabeth’s face has been all over nonstop news coverage. But before long, the visage of King Charles III will replace his mother’s in official and unofficial capacities.
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