If the queen lives long enough for another one that is, would it be platinum?
Ten answers:
Don Darkeau
2012-04-23 01:56:04 UTC
If Her Majesty lived another 10 years and remained as monarch, then it would be an unprecedented 70 years. You are right, this would be known as a Platinum anniversary. She would be 96 years old, so it is possible.
2012-04-23 02:23:44 UTC
A 70th Jubilee would definitely platinum. Hm would be 96 and since her mother lived until 101 it's not an inconceivable idea. However, it is likely that by that age a lot of the day to day business of Head of State would have been handed over to other members of the Royal family (e.g The Prince of Wales and Princess Royal already carry out some investitures. Once The Duke of Cambridge has a base in London he is likely to carry out more Royal duties as well).
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2012-04-23 10:02:27 UTC
70 or 75 years called the Platinum or Gold and Diamond Jubilee.
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2012-04-23 23:11:36 UTC
It's the Platinum Jubilee on her 70th year of reign. But maybe there will be a special celebration on the 10th of September 2015 as she would the longest-reigning British monarch on that day. On 26 May 2024 she would be longest-reigning European monarch.
2012-04-23 07:57:01 UTC
After the Jubilee will be a summer of quiet and calm, broken by the Olympics.
turban of the prophet أمامَ الأحْمَقِ،
2012-04-23 06:17:21 UTC
it would be the Double Diamond Jubilee
Jake
2012-04-23 01:56:30 UTC
yes 70th is platinum
iconoclast60
2012-04-23 14:20:50 UTC
Another royal barge no doubt.
2012-04-23 06:06:50 UTC
You can be sure the Queen will find something to bore us to death with, she is a totally selfish,pompous woman
Devils Advocate
2012-04-23 01:58:34 UTC
Death!
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