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Remembering the Queen's Life in Color
Colorized photographs of Her Majesty celebrate her life, now seen in color for the first time.
The Royal Coronation
Queen Elizabeth II was crowned on June 2, 1953, at Westminster Abbey in London. The ceremony was a combination of tradition and modern. Millions worldwide watched the event on television.
World War II Service
During World War II, Princess Elizabeth joined the Auxiliary Territorial Service in 1940, training as a driver and mechanic. Though not on the front lines, her service symbolized solidarity and contributed to the wartime effort, reflecting the spirit of unity during a challenging period.
I have in sincerity pledged myself to your service, as so many of you are pledged to mine. Throughout all my life and with all my heart I shall strive to be worthy of your trust.
Platinum Jubilee Coin
The front image of QEII is from her Royal Coronation. The minted image of the Victoria Memorial, located outside of Buckingham Palace, is featured in the background as a powerful symbol of Her Majesty's divine lineage.
Her Majesty's Coronation Coin
An official portrait of QEII is featured in the front, while a minted image of Her Majesty during the coronation ceremony is in the background.
World War II Service Coin
The front image of QEII is from her time as a World War II driver and mechanic. The minted image in the background is also of her.
First Visit to the United States Coin
An image of QEII during her first visit to the United States is in the front. A minted image of the White House is in the background.