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Reuters
Reuters
World
By Richa Naidu

Quick-thinking online sellers see royal memorabilia sales soar

View of LulaandGray's wooden Queen Elizabeth tokens displayed in Macclesfield, Britain in this undated handout image. Courtesy of Laura Sheldon/Handout via REUTERS

Laura Sheldon, 36, co-owner of the LulaandGray store on Etsy.com, had a busy weekend, fulfilling dozens of orders for Queen Elizabeth II keepsakes since she died on Thursday.

Sheldon, whose store ships from Macclesfield, England, designed a small wooden token that has Elizabeth's crown carved into it along with her name, and the dates "1926 - 2022". The handmade token costs 3.90 pounds ($4.56) and comes with a Union Jack postcard that has facts about the queen.

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