Chief Engraver of the Royal Mint
Chief Engraver of the Royal Mint is a senior position at the British Royal Mint who is responsible for overseeing the preparation of coin dies.
List of chief engravers
| Period | Chief Engraver | Notes | |
| 1060s? | Theobald of Lisson Green | Cutter of the Dies of All England | |
| 1090s–1100s | Otto the Goldsmith | Officer of the Dies | |
| 1100s–? | Otto FitzOtto | ||
| ?–1160s | William FitzOtto | ||
| 1160s–1194 | Otto FitzWilliam | ||
| 1194–1214 | William FitzOtto | ||
| 1214–1257 | Otto FitzWilliam | ||
| 1257–1265 | William FitzOtto | ||
| 1265–1274 | Thomas FitzOtto | Serjeant of the Dies | |
| 1274–1282 | Otto FitzOtto | Serjeant of the Dies | |
| 1282–1283 | Guy Ferre | Serjeant of the Dies | |
| 1285–1324 | John de Botetourt, 1st Baron Botetourt | Serjeant of the Dies | |
| 1324–1335 | William Latimer, 3rd Baron Latimer | Serjeant of the Dies | |
| 1335–1379 | William Latimer, 4th Baron Latimer | Serjeant of the Dies | |
| 1379–1386 | William Geyton | Engraver of the Tower Mint | |
| 1386–1388 | William Pevere | Engraver of the Tower Mint | |
| 1388–? | John Edmund | Engraver of the Tower Mint | |
| 1421–1431 | Gilbert of Brandenburg | Engraver of the Tower Mint | |
| 1431–1445 | John Orwell | Engraver of the Tower Mint | |
| 1445–1452 | Thomas Wythiale | Engraver of the Tower Mint | |
| 1452–1462 | William Wodewarde | Engraver of the Tower Mint | |
| 1462–1483 | Edmund Shaa | Engraver of the Tower Mint | |
| 1483–1485 | John Shaa | Engraver of the Tower Mint | |
| 1485–1492 | Nicholas Flynt | Engraver of the Tower Mint | |
| 1494–1509 | Alexander Bruchsal | Engraver of the Tower Mint | |
| 1510–1519 | John Sharp | Engraver of the Tower Mint | |
| 1519–1536 | Henry Norris | Engraver of the Tower Mint | |
| 1536–1544 | Thomas Wriothesely | Engraver of the Tower Mint | |
| 1544–1550 | Henry Bayse | ||
| 1550–1551 | Robert Pitt | ||
| 1552–1596 | Derek Anthony | ||
| 1596–1615 | Charles Anthony | ||
| 1615–1618 | Thomas Anthony | ||
| 1618–1624 | William Holle | ||
| 1625–1628 | John Gilbert and Edward Green | Joint positions | |
| 1628–1644 | Edward Green | ||
| 1645–1648 | Thomas Simon and Edward Wade | Joint positions | |
| 1645–1649 | Thomas Rawlins | Appointed by King Charles I | |
| 1649–1660 | Thomas Simon | ||
| 1660–1670 | Thomas Rawlins | ||
| 1670–1689 | John Roettier | ||
| 1689–1690 | George Bowers | ||
| 1690–1704 | Henry Harris | ||
| 1705–1741 | John Croker | ||
| 1741–1773 | John Sigismund Tanner | ||
| 1773–1779 | Richard Yeo | ||
| 1779–1815 | Lewis Pingo | ||
| 1815–1817 | Thomas Wyon | ||
| 1817–1821 | Post vacant | ||
| 1821–1828 | Benedetto Pistrucci | Subsequently, became Chief Medallist at the mint | |
| 1828–1851 | William Wyon | Leonard Charles Wyon appointed Second Engraver at the mint in 1843. | |
| 1851–1891 | Leonard Charles Wyon | Modeler and Engraver of the Royal Mint | |
| 1892–1903 | George William de Saulles | Engraver of the Royal Mint | |
| as of 1960 | Walter Newman | ||
| 1970s | Eric Sewell | ||
| 1979–1998 | Hubert Theodore Elsasser | ||
| 1998-2004 | Marcel Canioni | ||
| 2004–2011 | Matthew Bonnacorsi | ||
| 2011–present | Gordon Summers |