The Sunday Post (Dundee)

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AN engrAving of A fried BreAkfAst vAs Considered to feAture on the nev £1 Coin, the RoyAl Mint’s Chief engrAver hAs sAid.

Gordon Summers sAid the fry-up vAs one of the most populAr of more thAn 6000 entries in A nAtionvide Competitio­n to find A design to AppeAr on the tAils side of the Coin.

He sAid: “You’d Be surprised At hov mAny representA­tions of the full English ve hAd.

“We only reAlly hAd 30 to 40 distinCt ideAs And the greAt British BreAkfAst feAtured prominentl­y.

“The BreAkfAst designs vere ruled out BeCAuse the Coin hAd to feAture something thAt represente­d the four home nAtions And it hAd to Be AppropriAt­e.”

The nAtionvide Competitio­n vAs insteAd von By 15-yeAr-old DAvid PeArCe, from WAlsAll, in the West MidlAnds, vhose design feAtured A rose, leek, thistle And shAmroCk emerging from A RoyAl Coronet.

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