As the world commemorated what would have been Queen Elizabeth II's 100th birthday, Shiv Chander Sablok, a 41-year-old numismatist from Ludhiana, Punjab, India, showcased his remarkable collection of currency and memorabilia inspired by the Queen. Beginning his journey in 1998, Sablok has amassed 79 rare currency notes from 26 countries, alongside over 200 collectibles featuring the monarch. His dedication earned him recognition from the Royal Household in 2019, when he received a personal letter acknowledging his collection, which included a double-sided portrait of the Queen. Among his prized items is a controversial 1956 Canadian $1 note, known as the 'devil's head' note, due to a shadow resembling a devil's face in the Queen's hair. On the occasion of the Queen's centenary, Sablok reflected on his collection, which he believes represents continuity in a rapidly changing world. He has reached out to the Royal Family again to share his tribute and is awaiting a response.