Dying Charles ‘spends hours creating legacy to sell in his royal shop’

Charles is hoping to raise $100,000 by flogging ten copies of a moody painting he created of his house and garden, and it is believed that more works from the royal brush will follow.

And Great Britain monarch76, also demands a ransom from the king for a box of royal crackers containing pieces of garden twine and packets of seeds

King Charles wants $80 for a box of six of his crackers Hooggrove house estate in the British province of Gloucestershire.

But the expensive product may make buyers think King is taking money for old rope… or a miniature jar of jam.

The Sovereign tells buyers: “Start your Christmas meal perfectly with this luxurious Highgrove crackers. Christmas crackers have been served at the festive table for years and continue to delight and delight with their signature pop, party hat, motto and, best of all, that little treat inside!

“Our crackers are made exclusively for Highgrove and exude sophistication and indulgence. They feature the Highgrove Christmas scene printed in royal red and gold foil, tied with gold ribbons with the Highgrove crown.

“The highlight is the gift inside. From a jar of jam and a wooden honey drizzle to woolen rope and bee-saving flower seeds, these prizes are just what you need to complete your Christmas gift.”