2 Pounds - Charles III British Pubs - The Rose and Crown

Gibraltar's Royal Mint-produced commemorative program has leaned heavily into British cultural iconography in recent years, and pub names don't come much more generic than The Rose and Crown — a combination that has appeared on English pub signs since at least the seventeenth century, blending Tudor heraldic symbolism with the Crown's licensing authority over alehouses. The name was so ubiquitous that Victorian directories listed dozens of establishments under it in London alone.