The Rolling Stones are celebrating their 60th anniversary with a new £5 coin!
The new coin is the fifth in the mint’s “Music Legends’” series, which celebrates legendary British artists. Others so honored have been Queen, Elton John, David Bowie, and The Who.
While the best things in life are free, as the Stones sang in their cover of the Motown hit “Money ,” the coins will cost something. Similar coins on the mint’s website from the Music Legends series range from 15 pounds to 465 pounds .
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