John Lennon celebrated Royal Mint Coin for eighty fifth birthday

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Jemma Sherlock

BBC News, Liverpool

The Royal Mint A silver coin on it with a picture of John Lennon, on one side with a letter reading John Lennon, and the word 'Imagine', in the word yellow, in the opposite direction. The coin is sitting upright on a cobilestone in a park, with two men sitting on a bench with a guitar in the backgroundThe royal mint

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Beatles star John Lenon has been immortalized on a brand new coin, the 12 months he would have celebrated his eighty fifth birthday.

This has been launched by Royal Mint to honor Lennon's life and record-breaking profession.

The design of the coin relies on some of the well-known image images of Lennon, which was taken on the roof of his penthouse in New York City, shot and killed six years in the past.

On the proper facet of the coin, its creativeness is a particular sign for the artist's solo and album that grew to become a posthumous hit worldwide.

Coin designer Henry Gray painted an image based mostly on a picture taken by photographer Bob Grune as the primary design with John Lennon's identify.

Lennon follows the selection of Rani, David Bovi, Shirley Bassi and Sir Paul McCartney, which is honored on their very own UK cash.

As the founder and a single artist of The Beatles, Lennon praised the awards together with seven Grammy, and can be included within the Rock and Roll Hall of Fame, Song Writers Hall of Fame and is a star on the Hollywood Walk of Fame.

John Lennon, with medium-length brown hair, sits wearing dark sunglasses and a jacket and speaks someone with camera

John Lennon painted in a recording studio earlier than his loss of life

Lennon was killed by Mark Chapman, who shot 4 instances exterior his New York Manhattan house on 8 December 1980.

Fans of his loss of life gathered for a full day vigilance on the close by Strawberry Fields Memorial at Central Park, composed by composers to play Lennon's songs, whereas the group sang.

His widow, Yoko Ono is requested to place a burnt candle within the window of Lennon's room yearly on 8 December.

Royal Mint A silver coin with a picture of John Lennon on it, with a letter reading John Lennon on one side, and the word 'Imagine', in yellow, in the opposite directionRoyally

Fans and collectors may have the chance to safe a memorial coin via Royal Mint

Rebecca Morgan, director of the memorial coin in Royal Mint, mentioned the coin was the eighty fifth birthday of the singer on 9 October.

He mentioned, “Still has been praised by millions and generations worldwide, we hope that this coin and its design will be valuable for many years to come.”

With inputs from BBC

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