Чьё изображение обычно чеканится на британских монетах?

The answer to the question: the British coins features a portrait of Queen Elizabeth II.

In England, as in any sovereign state, minting its own coins. In circulation are coins with denominations of 1, 2, 5, 10, 20 and 50 pence and 1 and 2 pounds. It is very rare to encounter coins with a face value of 4 pounds and 25 pence. On the obverse is always depicted the portrait of Queen Elizabeth II. On reversers of coins is the coat of arms of the UK - on each coin depicts part of the coat of arms, they form a single image when folded. The coat of arms consists of coats of arms of Northern Ireland (Celtic harp), Scotland (lion rampant) and England (3 lions passante). Wales has no coat of arms. On the coin in 1 depicts the entire coat as a whole. On the coin 2 pound minted abstract pattern. Coin 1 pound does not have a fixed reverse. Since the introduction of this coin (in its current form since 1983), the reverse is changed every year. Changes occur 2 times a year in recent years. Every year, on reverse post something relevant to one of the 4 parts of the UK. All coins are circular in shape, in addition to coins 20 and 50 pence they are made in an unusual fold form.