Coronation orders of service are being flogged online for £400 by greedy guests of the King
GUESTS at the Coronation benefit from the King’s hospitality – by flogging orders of service.
Several have surfaced on auction site eBay with bids of up to £400.
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A seller has attached photos of Westminster Abbey to show that the document was “not a mock-up”.
The peddler, from Barry, South Wales, wrote: “I have amazing memories but it would be better if someone with a passion for the Royals owned it.”
They wrote: “Coronation of King Charles III. and Queen Camilla – Official Order of Service. Made during my visit to Westminster Abbey, in near perfect condition, only used for the service itself.
“Further proof of attendance can be provided upon request.
“I also have a very expensive little daughter. I supported someone else to attend and was lucky enough to be invited as a Plus.
“This is a genuine order of service given to me that day, it is not a copy, print or mockup.”
Others sold blank invitations and warrants that were distributed to the media to cover the ceremony
