Queen Elizabeth ‘desperately’ working to raise cash amid difficult financial year: report
Queen Elizabeth is struggling to increase sales in Buckingham Palace shops during difficult financial year
Queen Elizabeth has reportedly reduced prices in Buckingham Palace’s gift shop, all in an effort to ease her financial struggle during a difficult year.
The biggest price cut, according to Express UK, has come on her official website, The Royal Collection. From calenders to commemorative coins, everything has received a monumental price slice to entice customers.
Currently, royal fans can eaily snag one of the Queen’s Palace Calendars with a 50% price decrease. Even her commemorative coin for 2020 has been reduced drastically from its original price of £4.95.
For the unversed, “This commemorative coin depicts Buckingham Palace on the obverse side and a crown and national floral emblems design on the reverse.”
This desperate move reportedly comes in light of the tourism curb the UK has seen this year.
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