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The tiny initials are the initials of the designers of the various sides of various coins.

GL = Gilbert Ledward

CT = Cecil Thomas

If you look carefully, the various designers initials will appear discreetly on most British Coins.

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Q: What is the significance of tiny initials GL by left rear leg of horse and CT under the lion shield of my coronation crown coin?
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