Changing the
face of coins

Work / The Royal Mint

The Royal Mint are one of our key clients, having been working together since early 2014.

In that time we've produced a whole range of content, from social media campaigns to TV commercials, animations, interactive museum videos and B2B films.

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Winnie-the-Pooh

We created an original story to support the launch of The Royal Mint's latest coin featuring the iconic Winnie-the-Pooh.

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Bullion 2021

The launch of The Royal Mint's 2021 bullion coin coincided with a reinvented design and improved security.

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Una & The Lion

We captured the process of bringing the infamous Una & The Lion design back into the light through the largest coin ever produced, minted in 5kg of solid gold.

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Music Legends

We developed a concept - supported by the British Deaf Association - that explores the influence of music artists on a deaf character.

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Bond

Teaming up with one of Britain's most iconic characters, we helped launch a collection of James Bond coins with nods to the original literature.

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Wallace & Gromit

The Royal Mint and Aardman teamed up on a commemorative 50p coin to celebrate 30 cracking years of Wallace & Gromit.

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Tower of London

Private access into the Tower and the Yeoman's Village allowed us an insight into the daily life and traditions of those who work there, including the Chief Yeoman.

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Stories of War

We interviewed a Normandy landing veteran, and created an inspired TVC to commemorate all The Royal Mint's military coins.

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The Snowman

The Royal Mint enlisted the help of illustrator, animator and director Robin Shaw for its latest coin, celebrating The Snowman.

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Gruffalo

We explored Westonbirt Arboretum - home to a Gruffalo trail - searching the woods for the elusive creature with our fabulous young actor.

"You have produced a clear high quality video that truly represents The Royal Mint, our people and heritage and gives our audience a real insight into the exceptional people, quality and finish of our coins."