While Prince Harry and Meghan Markle's exit from royal life caused a rift, it seems that the late Queen Elizabeth II kept the lines of communication open.

Britain’s longest-reigning monarch—is officially underway. This month, the British government unveiled the final shortlist of five proposed designs for the landmark monument, set to rise in St. James’s Park,

Queen Elizabeth II's coronation took place—72 years ago today. However, according to the monarch herself, not every aspect of the special day was perfect. Known for pranking tourists in Balmoral, expressing opinions about politicians,

Queen Elizabeth II was just 27 years old when she ascended the throne after her father’s death. It was not until June 2, 1953, that she officially became queen of England and the Commonwealth after her coronation.

Queen Elizabeth II was officially crowned on June 2, 1953, at the age of 27 during a grand ceremony at Westminster Abbey.

But one of the dishes created for Queen Elizabeth II’s ascendance to the throne remains in regular rotation in kitchens and restaurants across the United Kingdom and beyond. I’m talking, of course, about coronation chicken.

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The eBay seller is hoping to cash in on this by listing their "vintage 1971 new pence coin" for sale for £15,086.72 or best offer. Postage costs an additional £10.95. In the item description, they wrote: "Step back into a pivotal moment in British history with this 1971 'new pence' coin, featuring the youthful profile of Queen Elizabeth II.