Famously, the unification of the red rose of Lancaster and white rose of York birthed the iconic Tudor rose, which went on to become the symbol of its titular dynasty. Or did it? Author, historian and broadcaster Tracy Borman explains the prominent emblem's tenuous origins. Hear more in our podcast series 'Tudor England: the big questions'. We head right into the beating heart of the era to uncover what life was really like for those who lived through it – all in the company of Tracy Borman. Lis

Great Britain. 2001, 20 Pence - Elizabeth II, England, Tudor Rose #ForeignCoins #collectibles #greatbritain #queenelizabeth #england #coincollection #uk #coinsworthmoney #unitedkingdom #britishcoins | The Burtons