British Beasts Gold Coins
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| 1 - 9 | $2,477.85 |
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| 1 - 9 | $2,477.85 |
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| 1 - 9 | $2,697.85 |
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| 1 - 9 | $2,717.85 |
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| 1 - 9 | $2,727.85 |
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Queen's Beast Gold Coins: A Royal Collection of Precious Investment
Embark on a captivating journey through British history with the collectible and illustrious Queen's Beasts gold bullion coin series from the Royal Mint. This prestigious collection is not merely an investment in gold; it's an investment in a legacy. Each brilliant uncirculated (BU) coin is a tangible piece of Britain's rich heritage, meticulously crafted to celebrate the ten heraldic beasts that stood guard at Queen Elizabeth II's coronation, symbolizing centuries of tradition, valor, and royal lineage.
Queen Elizabeth II ascended to the throne on February 6, 1952, following the death of her father, King George VI. Her reign began immediately upon her father's death, although her coronation took place on June 2, 1953. This marked the beginning of her historic reign as the monarch of the United Kingdom and other Commonwealth realms.
Queen Elizabeth II passed away on September 8, 2022. Her death marked the end of the longest reign of any British monarch in history, spanning over 70 years, and she was succeeded by her son, Charles III.
Why Choose the Queen's Beasts Gold Coins?
Historical Significance
Dive into the depths of British heraldry with designs that bring to life the Lion of England, the Red Dragon of Wales, the Unicorn of Scotland, and more, each with its own unique story and symbolism. The Completer Coin, featuring all ten beasts in a single design, marks a crowning achievement in this series, encapsulating the majesty and lore of the British monarchy.
Exceptional Craftsmanship
The Royal Mint, with centuries of minting expertise, has outdone itself with the Queen's Beasts series. Each coin is struck in 999.9 fine gold, showcasing the Mint's commitment to quality and attention to detail. The intricate designs, from the fierce Lion of England to the majestic Unicorn of Scotland, are a testament to the artistry and skill involved in their creation.
Investment Value
Beyond their aesthetic and historical appeal, these coins are crafted from fine gold, offering a tangible asset that can enhance any investment portfolio. Gold is renowned for its ability to hold value over time, making the Queen's Beasts series a wise choice for both collectors and investors seeking to diversify with precious metals. These coins qualify for storage in a self-directed IRA and can be safely stored in the Money Metals Depository.
Collectibility and Legacy
Starting your collection of Queen's Beasts gold coins means owning a piece of a limited series that will be treasured for generations. Each coin is a chapter in a story that spans centuries, making it a perfect heirloom that carries both monetary and sentimental value.
Exclusivity
With the series now complete, the opportunity to own these coins becomes even more special. The Completer Coin, in particular, is a standout piece, symbolizing the completion of a remarkable collection that has captivated enthusiasts and collectors worldwide.
Owning a piece of the Queen's Beasts series is more than just an investment - it's an opportunity to hold a piece of history in your hands.
Whether you're drawn to the symbolic power of the beasts, the allure of fine gold, or the artistry of the Royal Mint's designs, these coins are a must-have for anyone with a passion for collecting, history, or investing in precious metals.
Don't miss your chance to be part of this legacy.
Discover the Queen's Beasts gold coins and let them inspire your collection or investment portfolio today.
Queen’s Beast Reverse and Obverse Side Design
The reverse side of the Queen's Beasts gold coins, which features the various heraldic beasts, was designed by Jody Clark, an acclaimed sculptor and engraver at the Royal Mint.
Jody Clark is notable for his work across various coin series, and his designs for the Queen's Beasts series have been particularly praised for their intricate detailing and the way they capture the historical and symbolic significance of each beast.
Interestingly, Jody Clark is also responsible for the design of the obverse side of the Queen's Beasts coins, which features the fifth definitive portrait of Queen Elizabeth II.
This makes him the first Royal Mint engraver to design both the obverse and reverse sides of a British coin in over a century. His effigy portrait of the Queen, introduced in 2015, has been used across British coinage and is recognized for its contemporary depiction of Her Majesty (HM), adding a modern touch to the timeless tradition of royal effigies.
The British Royal Mint's Queen's Beasts Series
The British Royal Mint's Queen's Beasts series stands out as a significant and prestigious collection in the realm of gold coins, captivating collectors and investors worldwide. Launched in 2016, this series celebrates the rich heritage and symbolism of the heraldic beasts that have been part of the British monarchy's history for centuries.
Each coin in the series features a meticulously crafted design of one of the ten iconic beasts that stood guard at Queen Elizabeth II's coronation in 1953. Each coin has the weight of one troy ounce, which is around 31.1 grams. Since each of these Royal Mint coins is considered a government-approved currency, they have a legal face value of 100 Pounds.
Each beast of this coinage series not only represents a strand of Queen Elizabeth II's ancestry but also serves as a symbol of the qualities valued by the monarchy and the nation's history, such as strength, courage, dignity, and purity.
Here's a detailed overview of the specifications, designs, and release years for each coin in the Queen's Beasts gold coin series:
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The Lion of England
- Year: 2016
- Specification: The coin is available in various sizes, including 1 oz with a purity of 999.9 fine gold (99.99% pure).
- Design: It showcases the fierce Lion of England with one of the Queen's heraldic shields, symbolizing courage and strength under the monarchy.
- Representation: The lion, a common symbol in English heraldry, represents Elizabeth's descent from the House of Plantagenet.
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The Griffin of Edward III
- Year: 2017
- Specification: Similar to the Lion, this coin comes in 1 oz of 999.9 fine gold.
- Design: The Griffin, a mythical creature with the body of a lion and the head and wings of an eagle, is depicted alongside the shield of Edward III, representing vigilance and guardianship.
- Representation: It references Edward III and symbolizes the monarch's role as guardian of England.
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The Red Dragon of Wales
- Year: 2017
- Specification: Maintaining the series' standard, this coin also features 1 oz of 999.9 fine gold.
- Design: The Red Dragon, carrying a shield with the leek of Wales, symbolizes the dragon's power and the Welsh heritage.
- Representation: Represents Elizabeth's Tudor ancestry on her father's side, symbolizing her direct descent from the Welsh House of Tudor. The dragon is a symbol of power, wisdom, and independence, reflecting the ancient Welsh traditions.
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The Unicorn of Scotland
- Year: 2018
- Specification: Issued as 1 oz of 999.9 fine gold, maintaining the collection's high quality.
- Design: Featuring the Unicorn of Scotland bound by a chain, it symbolizes purity, innocence, and power in Scottish heraldry.
- Representation: The Scottish lineage of the British monarchy, which was united with the English crown through James VI of Scotland (James I of England).
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The Black Bull of Clarence
- Year: 2018
- Specification: This coin also comes in 1 oz of 999.9 fine gold.
- Design: The Black Bull, associated with the Duke of Clarence, carries a shield depicting the Royal Arms of England as used by Edward IV and Richard III.
- Representation: Power and determination, associated with Elizabeth's ancestor Edward IV, the first Yorkist King of England. The bull is a heraldic symbol of the House of York, reflecting Elizabeth's Plantagenet heritage.
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The Falcon of the Plantagenets
- Year: 2019
- Specification: Consistent with its predecessors, it is minted in 1 oz of 999.9 fine gold.
- Design: The Falcon holds a shield depicting a falcon within an open fetterlock, symbolizing loyalty and single-mindedness.
- Representation: Single-minded determination and refers to Edward IV, who used the falcon as a symbol. The falcon holding an open fetterlock symbolizes the struggle and eventual success of Edward's claim to the throne.
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The Yale of Beaufort
- Year: 2019
- Specification: Available in 1 oz of 999.9 fine gold.
- Design: This coin features the Yale, a mythical creature with the body of a goat, and the tusks of a boar, holding a shield with a white and green heraldic device, representing Lady Margaret Beaufort.
- Representation: A mythical beast with the body of an antelope or goat and swiveling horns. It symbolizes Lady Margaret Beaufort, mother of King Henry VII and grandmother to Henry VIII. The Yale stands for proud defense and is a part of the heraldic symbols of the Tudor family.
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The White Lion of Mortimer
- Year: 2020
- Specification: Issued in 1 oz of 999.9 fine gold.
- Design: The White Lion, unlike the Lion of England, is uncrowned and holds a blue shield featuring a white rose encircled by a sun.
- Representation: The uncrowned lion has a blue tongue and claws, representing Elizabeth's descent from the House of York through the Mortimer family. It symbolizes fairness, grace, and power.
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The White Horse of Hanover
- Year: 2020
- Specification: Minted in 1 oz of 999.9 fine gold.
- Design: The White Horse carries a shield with the arms of Hanover, symbolizing the history of the British monarchy and its connection to Germany.
- Representation: Signifies the House of Hanover, from which Elizabeth descended through her great-great-grandmother Queen Victoria. The white horse is an emblem of the Hanoverian dynasty's ties to the British monarchy.
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The Greyhound of Richmond
- Year: 2021
- Specification: Completing the series with 1 oz of 999.9 fine gold.
- Design: The Greyhound represents swiftness and loyalty, holding a shield that reflects the Tudor and Stuart royal arms.
- Representation: It is associated with the House of Tudor, specifically referencing Elizabeth's ancestor, John of Gaunt, Duke of Lancaster, and his son King Henry IV. The greyhound signifies the honor and loyalty that are key to the Tudor lineage.
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The Completer Coin
- Year: 2021
- Specification: Like its predecessors, the Completer Coin is minted in 1 oz of 999.9 fine gold (99.99% pure), adhering to the series' high standard of purity and craftsmanship.
- Design: This coin uniquely features all ten heraldic beasts in a dynamic and intricate design surrounding the effigy of Queen Elizabeth II. This coin acts as a commemorative gold coin.
- Representation: It symbolizes the culmination of the Queen's Beasts series, bringing together the heraldic animals that have stood for centuries as symbols of the various strands of royal ancestry brought together in Her Majesty as both a memorial of her coronation and symbolic of her lineage.
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