A jury has convened in London for an ancient ceremony to certify that British coins meet the strictest of standards.

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LONDON (AP) — In a nation where money is counted in pounds, the measure of coins is given great weight — and a lavish ceremony. Judges in red robes and white gloves convened Tuesday in the ...

A warden inspects a 500 Pound coin during the "Trial of the Pyx,'' a ceremony that dates to the 12th Century in which coins are weighed in order to make certain they are up to standard, at the ...