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2022 1 oz Gold – The Royal Tudor Beasts Series – The Lion of England (BU)

2022 1 oz Gold – The Royal Tudor Beasts Series – The Lion of England (BU)

$2,212.80

For the first release in a series celebrating England’s royal history, the Lion of England is featured on its own bullion coin. With an eye-catching design and .9999 Gold content, this is the perfect start to The Royal Tudor Beasts Bullion Collection.

Coin Highlights:

  • Contains 1 oz of .9999 fine Gold.
  • Housed in protective packaging. Orders of 10 or more coins come in tubes. Orders of 100 coins or more are packaged in Monster Boxes (10 tubes per box).
  • Obverse: Displays a portrait of Her Majesty Queen Elizabeth II, along with the face value of 100 pounds.
  • Reverse: Created by illustrator David Lawrence featuring the Lion of England with razor-sharp claws, an impressive mane and a royal crown.
  • Sovereign coin backed by the British government.

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Description

The Royal Mint Introduces The Royal Tudor Beasts
When the Queen’s Beast Series series came to an end, The Royal Mint introduced another set of heraldic beasts in 2022 featuring The Royal Tudor Beasts. This new series will feature Gold and Silver Proof and Bullion coins that feature magnificent creatures from Tudor history, including: The Seymour Panther, The Lion of England, The Bull of Clarence, The Tudor Dragon, The Greyhound of Richmond, The Royal Dragon, The Yale of Beaufort, The Seymour Unicorn, The Queen’s Panther, and The Queen’s Lion.

2022 GB 1 oz Gold The Royal Tudor Beasts The Lion of England
The Lion of England has been a part of heraldry for as long as the Shield itself. First appearing in 12th century royal emblems, this majestic feline is known to symbolize strength and courage. With the Lion of England’s wise portrayal on the top shield where it holds an impaled collective set-of arms, it represents the unity between King Henry VIII and Jane Seymour who were able to combine their separate families under one banner.

Additional information

Weight 1 oz
Metal

gold

Weight

1 oz

Coin Year

2022

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