2021 Royal Mint Queens Beast’s 10 Coin Silver Proof Quarter Ounce Set SOLD OUT

15 December 2021December 15, 2021adminroyalbeasts, coin, mint, ounce, proof, quarter, queen's, royal, silver, sold

2021 Queens Beasts Quarter Ounce Silver Proof Ten Coin Set. The Queen’s Beasts Collection. New additions in the Royal Mint’s Queen’s Beasts collection have been flying off the shelves since the first design was revealed in 2016. Each of the ten coins in the much talked about series combine lifelike animals with graphic heraldic elements. The series was inspired by ten statues crafted by sculptor James Woodford that stood guard during the Queen’s 1953 coronation. Featuring the real and mythological beasts that appear on the coats of arms of British royal houses, the Queen’s Beasts symbolise Her Majesty’s noble lineage. Ten designs were revealed over the course of five years, all the work of The Royal Mint designer, Jody Clark. His creations were influenced by the original sculptures, studying real animals and a childhood interest in fantastic beasts. Unusually, Clark’s designs feature on both sides of the Queen’s Beasts coins as he is also the artist responsible for the fifth definitive coinage portrait of Elizabeth II. Ten Quarter Ounce Silver Proof Coins. Each of the ten coins in the 2021 Queen’s Beasts Quarter Ounce Silver Proof Ten Coin Set weighs in at 7.86 grams of 999 fine silver, finished to the finest proof standard. That means that the dies used to strike these coins were hand prepared, and the coin was struck slowly, multiple times, to ensure an exquisite product. Each coin in the set has a diameter of 22.00 millimetres, allowing you to view the intricate craftsmanship of each design as they were intended to be enjoyed. Previously, individual coins in the Queen’s Beasts series have been available in a Quarter Ounce Gold Proof edition but the same denomination has not been offered in Silver Proof. That means you will not find these Quarter Ounce Silver Proof coins outside of this limited edition ten-coin set. In addition to the unique denomination, coins in the 2021 Queen’s Beasts Quarter Ounce Silver Proof Ten Coin Set also have another unique feature: a special frosted reverse. This means that Jody Clark’s designs really stand out from their matt effect backgrounds. Fantastic Beasts And Where To Find Them. Each of the beasts featured in the 2021 Queens Beasts Quarter Ounce Silver Proof Ten Coin Set set have a story to tell. Some are instantly recognisable, while others are more obscure. Heres a quick who’s who of the creatures in the order in which they were first released on Proof coinage. The Lion of England : A symbol of courage and strength, the lion first became associated with English royalty in the middle ages, famously appearing on Richard the Lionheart’s great seal: the earliest documented royal coat of arms. On the Queen’s Beasts coin, the roaring king of the jungle wears a crown. The Queen’s Beasts : The Lion of England – 2017 UK Quarter-Ounce Gold Proof Coin. The Unicorn of Scotland : Legend says that the Scots choose the unicorn as their emblem because the horned beast was a natural enemy of the lion: the symbol of their old enemy, the English. After the 1707 Act of Union, the unicorn joined its rival on the arms of the United Kingdom. Get this coin in gold as The Queen’s Beasts : The Unicorn of Scotland – 2017 UK One Ounce Gold Proof Coin. The Queen’s Beasts : The Unicorn of Scotland – 2017 UK Quarter Ounce Gold Proof Coin. The Red Dragon of Wales : The Y Ddraig Goch (red dragon) has been associated with Wales since the sixth-century. Later, during the reign of the Tudor monarchs, this snarling serpent was used as a supporter in the English Crown’s coat of arms. The dragon extends a threatening talon on this and single coin options, including The Queen’s Beasts : The Red Dragon of Wales – 2018 UK One Ounce Gold Proof Coin. The Black Bull of Clarence : The black bull was a symbol of the Yorkist kings, used by the likes of Edward IV and Richard III, to signify their royal descent through the bull-like Lionel of Antwerp, 1st Duke of Clarence. The Black Bull is also available on its own as. The Queen’s Beasts : The Black Bull of Clarence – 2018 UK One Ounce Gold Proof Coin. The Queen’s Beasts : The Black Bull of Clarence – 2018 UK Quarter Ounce Gold Proof Coin. The Falcon of the Plantagenets : Hunting with birds of prey was an elite sport in medieval England, so using this beast in heraldry suggested nobility and prowess. The falcon, depicted here with its wings outstretched, was particularly associated with Edward IV and the House of York. Get this one in Gold Proof by shopping for The Queen’s Beasts : The Falcon of the Plantagenets – 2019 UK Quarter Ounce Gold Proof Coin. The Yale of Beaufort : The yale became linked with the British monarchy through Henry VII’s mother, Lady Margaret Beaufort, whose family used the spotted, goat-like mythological creature in their arms. This bizarre looking beast can also be found on the The Queen’s Beasts : The Yale of Beaufort – 2019 UK Quarter Ounce Gold Proof Coin. The White Lion of Mortimer : Richard III, who Henry VII defeated at the Battle of Bosworth Field, claimed royal descent through another grand lady: Anne de Mortimer. Her family’s symbol, the white lion, is seen in profile on this Queen’s Beasts coin and, unlike the Lion of England, this beastie is uncrowned. The White Horse of Hanover : While other creatures featured on the Queen’s Beasts: Completer Coin harken back to the middle ages, the white horse trotted in during the eighteenth-century. The first Hanoverian King, George I co-opted the German Sachsenross (Saxon steed) into the British heraldic stable, leading to a profusion of pubs named in its honour. We’ve got The Queen’s Beasts : The White Horse of Hanover – 2020 UK Five Ounce Gold Proof Coin : NGC Graded PF70. The Queen’s Beasts : The White Horse of Hanover – 2020 UK One Ounce Gold Proof Coin. In stock right now. The White Greyhound of Richmond : Returning to Wars of the Roses, the white greyhound, its depiction on the Queen’s Beasts: Completer Coin collared but unleashed, was associated with both Yorkists and Lancastrians, connoting loyalty and vigour. Henry VII adopted the dog to indicate his descent from both houses, reinforcing his right to rule. Want this in gold? The Queen’s Beasts : The White Greyhound of Richmond 2021 UK One Ounce Gold Proof Coin. By clicking the link. The Griffin of Edward III : With the body of a lion and the head and wings of an eagle, the griffin was said to be both powerful and intelligent, known for guarding treasure: a fitting subject for a coin. Edward III used the griffin on his private seal and it appears on the Queen’s Beasts: Completer Coin too, wings raised. Choose The Queen’s Beasts: The Griffin of Edward III – 2021 UK Five Ounce Gold Proof Coin. The Queen’s Beasts: The Griffin of Edward III – 2021 UK One Ounce Gold Proof Coin. If you want this design in gold. Limited Edition and Highly Collectible. This set is your chance to get hold of all the available designs in Quarter Ounce Silver Proof. Given the popularity of single issues, we know that these sets part of a limited-edition presentation of just 1,250 will sell fast. Though each coin in the 2021 Queen’s Beasts Quarter Ounce Silver Proof Ten Coin Set has a nominal face value of 50p, they are actually worth much more, thanks to their significant silver content. Whether you have already acquired other denominations in the series or are just starting your collection, the 2021 Queen’s Beasts Quarter Ounce Silver Proof Ten Coin Set is a great choice. Monarch: Elizabeth II (1952- present). Denomination: 50p / Fifty Pence. The Britannia Coin Company of Royal Wootton Bassett is part of Gold Traders UK Ltd. We’ve been trading since 2008 and pride ourselves in offering market leading prices for all types of coins from Royal Mint proof & collectable sets to hammered & ancient coins. Gold Traders prides itself on honesty, integrity and ensuring the best value for customers, which has earned the company many favourable testimonials and positive press reviews too. The item “2021 Royal Mint Queens Beast’s 10 Coin Silver Proof Quarter Ounce Set SOLD OUT” is in sale since Wednesday, June 30, 2021. This item is in the category “Coins\Coins\British\Proof Sets/Coins\2000s”. The seller is “britanniacoinco” and is located in Swindon. This item can be shipped worldwide.

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2021 ROYAL MINT GOTHIC CROWN QUARTERED ARMS SILVER PROOF TWO OUNCE 2oz BRAND NEW

6 December 2021December 6, 2021adminroyalarms, brand, crown, gothic, mint, ounce, proof, quartered, royal, silver

2021 Great Engravers Gothic Crown Royal Arms 2 Ounce Silver Proof. The Great Engravers Series. Billed as a celebration of historic coinage design, the Great Engravers range has proved hugely popular for The Royal Mint. The series kicked off with Una and the Lion: recreating an engraving by Royal Mint Chief Engraver, William Wyon, first used on the 1839 gold Five Pound, issued to celebrate Queen Victoria’s coronation. The limited edition 2019 reissue offered buyers a chance to own a rare and sought-after design in a range of metals and denominations, including the largest gold coin the Mint had ever offered (to that point). An earlier design by Wyon – The Three Graces – was the subject of the second instalment in the Great Engravers series. Originally crafted for an 1817 pattern coin, the success of the remastered 2020 Three Graces inspired similar offers from the East India Company and the Commonwealth Mint as well as much speculation about the next release. The 1847 Gothic Crown. Well, the news is out now and we were very excited to learn that The Royal Mint will be focusing on the Gothic Crown for their third Great Engravers collection. This Victorian coin got its nickname from its intricate, medieval-style details. Working with Scottish artist, William Dyce, William Wyon engraved an ornate crowned portrait and a quartered arms motif utilising a very different art style to his earlier masterpieces. Only a small number were issued, mostly to collectors, though the design was later used on other coins, including the infamous Godless Florin. As well as its Gothic Revival style, the Gothic Crown is different from previous designs offered in the Great Engravers series in that both sides of the original coin are admired by numismatists. To create legal tender coins, The Royal Mint will strike the 1847 coins obverse and reverse separately, both paired with Jody Clark’s portrait of Elizabeth II. It’s a novel approach and we cant wait to see the first release. 2021 Gothic Crown Availability. We’re anticipating the release of The Royal Mint’s first modern Gothic Crownany day now and we’re offering a range of options to buyers looking to secure theirs. Issues in this collection include. 2021 Great Engravers Gothic Crown Royal Arms 5 Ounce Silver Proof. 2021 Great Engravers Gothic Crown Royal Arms 10 Ounce Silver Proof. 2021 Great Engravers Gothic Crown Royal Arms 1 Kilo Silver Proof. 2021 Great Engravers Gothic Crown Royal Arms 2 Kilo Silver Proof. 2021 Great Engravers Gothic Crown Royal Arms 2 Ounce Gold Proof. 2021 Great Engravers Gothic Crown Royal Arms 5 Ounce Gold Proof. 2021 Great Engravers Gothic Crown Royal Arms 10 Ounce Gold Proof. 2021 Great Engravers Gothic Crown Royal Arms 1 Kilo Gold Proof. 2021 Great Engravers Gothic Crown Royal Arms 2 Kilo Gold Proof. 2021 Great Engravers Gothic Crown Royal Arms 5 Kilo Gold Proof. 2021 Great Engravers Gothic Crown Royal Arms 10 Kilo Gold Proof. All these coins will feature the quartered arms reverse of the 1847 Gothic Crown, alongside the current official portrait of Her Majesty the Queen. We’re not sure of the mintages yet but, as always, the large gold proof issues will be offered in highly limited numbers. Want to beat the queue? Register your interest today by clicking’Track Product’ and creating an account with us. Monarch: Elizabeth II (1952- present). The Britannia Coin Company of Royal Wootton Bassett is part of Gold Traders UK Ltd. We’ve been trading since 2008 and pride ourselves in offering market leading prices for all types of coins from Royal Mint proof & collectable sets to hammered & ancient coins. Gold Traders prides itself on honesty, integrity and ensuring the best value for customers, which has earned the company many favourable testimonials and positive press reviews too. The item “2021 ROYAL MINT GOTHIC CROWN QUARTERED ARMS SILVER PROOF TWO OUNCE 2oz BRAND NEW” is in sale since Monday, December 6, 2021. This item is in the category “Coins\Coins\British\Proof Sets/Coins\2000s”. The seller is “britanniacoinco” and is located in Swindon. This item can be shipped worldwide.

Year of Issue: 2021
Number of Pieces: 1
Year: 2021

2019 Royal Mint Great Engravers Una and the Lion Silver Proof Two Ounce 2oz PF69

29 August 2021August 29, 2021adminroyalengravers, great, lion, mint, ounce, pf69, proof, royal, silver

2019 Royal Mint Una and the Lion Silver Proof Two Ounce: NGC PF69. What is this magical coin? Besides the silver coin, a gold version was also struck. Originally, Una and the Lion was a gold five-pound coin minted in 1839. William Wyon created the coin entirely by hand and the reverse was based on the characters Una and the Lion but Wyon cast a young Queen Victoria as Lady Una, walking a lion which epitomised the strength of the British Empire at the time. A design which featured a living monarch as a fictional character was bold and controversial at the time, but the execution created one of the most beautiful coins ever produced. The 1839 coin was probably intended only for collectors so just a few hundred were minted, and even that small number carried several variations. The last time the coin was struck was back in the 1880’s and the Royal Mint decided to stick with authenticity and created the 2019 silver 2oz Una and the Lion using William Wyon’s original die. The die was remastered to remove any historical blemishes and the proof finish itself was adjusted so that the 2019 coin image would be an exact counterpart of the original 1839 masterpiece. The result is stunning. The Reverse (back, tails) shows a young Queen Victoria (as Una) holding a sceptre and walking with a lion. The legend is DIRIGE DEUS GRESSUS MEOS (May God direct my steps). Below is the date in Roman Numerals as MMXIX (2019), and below that the engravers name: W. The 2019 silver 2oz Una and the Lion Obverse (front, heads) shows a portrait of Her Majesty Queen Elizabeth II. It was designed by Jody Clark. The legend is ELIZABETH II DG REG FD (Elizabeth II by the Grace of God Queen, Defender of the Faith) and the denomination 5 POUNDS. So Who was Una? Lady Una is a character from the epic poem’The Faerie Queene’ by Edmund Spenser, written around 1590 during the reign of Elizabeth I. The poem is one of the longest in English literature and is considered as an allegorical work. In the poem, Una is the beautiful daughter of the King and Queen who were imprisoned by a dragon. Una sets off to free them but encounters a fierce lion who intends to kill her. The lion is so enchanted by Una’s beauty and innocence that he decides to help her in her quest and becomes her guardian. The poem inspired William Wyon who had already worked with Victoria when she was just 15 years old and he had become a personal favourite of the young princess. William Wyon and the Wyon Family. William Wyon RA was born in Birmingham in 1795 and was the official chief engraver at the Royal Mint from 1828 until his death in 1851. William designed the second and third portraits of George IV, the 1830 effigy of William IV and the’Young Head’ portrait of Queen Victoria used on many coins between 1838 to 1887. William was part of maybe the most famous family in British coin history. His grandfather, uncles, brothers and other members were prominent die engravers and designers, several actually working at the Royal Mint and two becoming Chief Engraver at the Royal Mint. William’s son was Leonard Charles Wyon, who engraved many of the Victoria Golden Jubilee coins in 1887. The Monarch: Queen Elizabeth II. Queen Elizabeth II is the current and longest reigning British monarch ever. Born as Princess Elizabeth Alexandra Mary of York on 21 April 1926, the first child of George, Duke of York, and Elizabeth Bowes-Lyon, Duchess of York. Princess Elizabeth’s grandfather was King George V and when he died in January 1936 it was Elizabeth’s uncle who ascended the throne as Edward VIII. Edward famously abdicated in December 1936 and it was left to Elizabeth’s Father George to reluctantly become King George VI. This instantly promoted Elizabeth to Heir Presumptive. On 6 February 1952 she became Queen Elizabeth II in the House of Windsor. Her Coronation was on 2 June 1953. Her Majesty’s Portrait is on the obverse of 2019 silver 2oz Una and the Lion coin. Monarch: Elizabeth II (1952- present). The Britannia Coin Company of Royal Wootton Bassett is part of Gold Traders UK Ltd. We’ve been trading since 2008 and pride ourselves in offering market leading prices for all types of coins from Royal Mint proof & collectable sets to hammered & ancient coins. Gold Traders prides itself on honesty, integrity and ensuring the best value for customers, which has earned the company many favourable testimonials and positive press reviews too. The item “2019 Royal Mint Great Engravers Una and the Lion Silver Proof Two Ounce 2oz PF69″ is in sale since Wednesday, June 2, 2021. This item is in the category “Coins\Coins\British\Proof Sets/Coins\2000s”. The seller is “britanniacoinco” and is located in Swindon. This item can be shipped worldwide.

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2020 Royal Mint Three Graces Silver Proof Two Ounce 2oz NGC PF70 UCAM FR

20 August 2021August 20, 2021adminroyalgraces, mint, ounce, pf70, proof, royal, silver, three, ucam

2020 Royal Mint Three Graces Silver Proof Two Ounce 2oz NGC PF70 UCAM First Releases. Complete with the original Royal Mint Box and Certificate of Authenticity. NGC Cert: # 6030069-004. The item “2020 Royal Mint Three Graces Silver Proof Two Ounce 2oz NGC PF70 UCAM FR” is in sale since Saturday, July 31, 2021. This item is in the category “Coins\Coins\British\Proof Sets/Coins\2000s”. The seller is “jos-8558″ and is located in Plymouth, Devon. This item can be shipped worldwide.

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Year of Issue: 2020
Year: 2020

2020 Royal Mint Three Graces Silver Proof Five Ounce 5oz NGC PF70 UCAM FR

6 August 2021August 6, 2021adminroyalfive, graces, mint, ounce, pf70, proof, royal, silver, three, ucam

2020 Royal Mint Three Graces Silver Proof Five Ounce 5oz NGC PF70 UCAM First Releases Blue Label. Complete with the original Royal Mint Box and Certificate of Authenticity. The item “2020 Royal Mint Three Graces Silver Proof Five Ounce 5oz NGC PF70 UCAM FR” is in sale since Sunday, July 18, 2021. This item is in the category “Coins\Coins\British\Proof Sets/Coins\2000s”. The seller is “jos-8558″ and is located in Plymouth, Devon. This item can be shipped worldwide.

Country/Region of Manufacture: United Kingdom
Year of Issue: 2020
Number of Pieces: 1
Year: 2020

2021 Royal Mint Queens Beast’s 10 Coin Silver Proof Two Ounce Set 2oz SOLD OUT

5 July 2021July 5, 2021adminroyalbeasts, coin, mint, ounce, proof, queen's, royal, silver, sold

2021 Queens Beasts Two Ounce Silver Proof Ten Coin Set. The Queen’s Beasts Collection. New additions in the Royal Mint’s Queen’s Beasts collection have been flying off the shelves since the first design was revealed in 2016. Each of the ten coins in the much talked about series combine lifelike animals with graphic heraldic elements. The series was inspired by ten statues crafted by sculptor James Woodford that stood guard during the Queen’s 1953 coronation. Featuring the real and mythological beasts that appear on the coats of arms of British royal houses, the Queen’s Beasts symbolise Her Majesty’s noble lineage. Ten designs were revealed over the course of five years, all the work of The Royal Mint designer, Jody Clark. His creations were influenced by the original sculptures, studying real animals and a childhood interest in fantastic beasts. Unusually, Clark’s designs feature on both sides of the Queen’s Beasts coins as he is also the artist responsible for the fifth definitive coinage portrait of Elizabeth II. Fantastic Beasts And Where To Find Them. Each of the beasts featured in this ten-coin set have a story to tell. Some are instantly recognisable, while others are more obscure. Heres a quick who’s who of the creatures in the order in which they were first released on Proof coinage. The Lion of England : A symbol of courage and strength, the lion first became associated with English royalty in the middle ages, famously appearing on Richard the Lionheart’s great seal: the earliest documented royal coat of arms. On the Queen’s Beasts coin, the roaring king of the jungle wears a crown. The Queen’s Beasts : The Lion of England – 2017 UK Quarter-Ounce Gold Proof Coin. The Unicorn of Scotland : Legend says that the Scots choose the unicorn as their emblem because the horned beast was a natural enemy of the lion: the symbol of their old enemy, the English. After the 1707 Act of Union, the unicorn joined its rival on the arms of the United Kingdom. Get this coin in gold as The Queen’s Beasts : The Unicorn of Scotland – 2017 UK One Ounce Gold Proof Coin. The Queen’s Beasts : The Unicorn of Scotland – 2017 UK Quarter Ounce Gold Proof Coin. The Red Dragon of Wales : The Y Ddraig Goch (red dragon) has been associated with Wales since the sixth-century. Later, during the reign of the Tudor monarchs, this snarling serpent was used as a supporter in the English Crown’s coat of arms. The dragon extends a threatening talon on this and single coin options, including The Queen’s Beasts : The Red Dragon of Wales – 2018 UK One Ounce Gold Proof Coin. The Black Bull of Clarence : The black bull was a symbol of the Yorkist kings, used by the likes of Edward IV and Richard III, to signify their royal descent through the bull-like Lionel of Antwerp, 1st Duke of Clarence. The Black Bull is also available on its own as. The Queen’s Beasts : The Black Bull of Clarence – 2018 UK One Ounce Gold Proof Coin. The Queen’s Beasts : The Black Bull of Clarence – 2018 UK Quarter Ounce Gold Proof Coin. The Falcon of the Plantagenets : Hunting with birds of prey was an elite sport in medieval England, so using this beast in heraldry suggested nobility and prowess. The falcon, depicted here with its wings outstretched, was particularly associated with Edward IV and the House of York. Get this one in Gold Proof by shopping for The Queen’s Beasts : The Falcon of the Plantagenets – 2019 UK Quarter Ounce Gold Proof Coin. The Yale of Beaufort : The yale became linked with the British monarchy through Henry VII’s mother, Lady Margaret Beaufort, whose family used the spotted, goat-like mythological creature in their arms. This bizarre looking beast can also be found on the The Queen’s Beasts : The Yale of Beaufort – 2019 UK Quarter Ounce Gold Proof Coin. The White Lion of Mortimer : Richard III, who Henry VII defeated at the Battle of Bosworth Field, claimed royal descent through another grand lady: Anne de Mortimer. Her family’s symbol, the white lion, is seen in profile on this Queen’s Beasts coin and, unlike the Lion of England, this beastie is uncrowned. The White Horse of Hanover : While other creatures featured on the Queen’s Beasts: Completer Coin harken back to the middle ages, the white horse trotted in during the eighteenth-century. The first Hanoverian King, George I co-opted the German Sachsenross (Saxon steed) into the British heraldic stable, leading to a profusion of pubs named in its honour. We’ve got The Queen’s Beasts : The White Horse of Hanover – 2020 UK Five Ounce Gold Proof Coin : NGC Graded PF70. The Queen’s Beasts : The White Horse of Hanover – 2020 UK One Ounce Gold Proof Coin. In stock right now. The White Greyhound of Richmond : Returning to Wars of the Roses, the white greyhound, its depiction on the Queen’s Beasts: Completer Coin collared but unleashed, was associated with both Yorkists and Lancastrians, connoting loyalty and vigour. Henry VII adopted the dog to indicate his descent from both houses, reinforcing his right to rule. Want this in gold? The Queen’s Beasts : The White Greyhound of Richmond 2021 UK One Ounce Gold Proof Coin. By clicking the link. The Griffin of Edward III : With the body of a lion and the head and wings of an eagle, the griffin was said to be both powerful and intelligent, known for guarding treasure: a fitting subject for a coin. Edward III used the griffin on his private seal and it appears on the Queen’s Beasts: Completer Coin too, wings raised. Choose The Queen’s Beasts: The Griffin of Edward III – 2021 UK Five Ounce Gold Proof Coin. The Queen’s Beasts: The Griffin of Edward III – 2021 UK One Ounce Gold Proof Coin. If you want this design in gold. Ten Two Ounce Silver Proof Coins. Each of the ten coins in the 2021 Queen’s Beasts Two Ounce Silver Proof Ten Coin Set weighs in at 62.42 grams of 999 fine silver, finished to the finest proof standard. That means that the dies used to strike these coins were hand prepared, and the coin was struck slowly, multiple times, to ensure an exquisite product. Each coin in the set has a diameter of 40.00 millimetres, allowing you to view the intricate craftsmanship of each design as they were intended to be enjoyed. S Two Ounce Silver Proof coins are also available we’ve got stock right now of the 2021 Queen’s Beasts Completer Silver Proof Two Ounce. Various Gold Proof single issues are linked above in a variety of weights, including the remarkable The Queen’s Beasts Completer 2021 Two Kilo Gold Proof. Limited Edition and Highly Collectible. This set is your chance to get hold of all the available designs in Two Ounce Silver Proof. Given the popularity of single issues, we know that these sets part of a limited edition presentation of just 350 will sell fast. Whether you have already acquired other denominations in the series or are just starting your collection, the 2021 Queen’s Beasts Two Ounce Silver Proof Ten Coin Set is a great choice. Monarch: Elizabeth II (1952- present). The Britannia Coin Company of Royal Wootton Bassett is part of Gold Traders UK Ltd. We’ve been trading since 2008 and pride ourselves in offering market leading prices for all types of coins from Royal Mint proof & collectable sets to hammered & ancient coins. Gold Traders prides itself on honesty, integrity and ensuring the best value for customers, which has earned the company many favourable testimonials and positive press reviews too. The item “2021 Royal Mint Queens Beast’s 10 Coin Silver Proof Two Ounce Set 2oz SOLD OUT” is in sale since Wednesday, June 30, 2021. This item is in the category “Coins\Coins\British\Proof Sets/Coins\2000s”. The seller is “britanniacoinco” and is located in Swindon. This item can be shipped worldwide.

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2020 UK Royal Mint The Three Graces Two-Ounce (2oz) Silver Proof £5 Coin

1 June 2021June 1, 2021adminroyalcoin, graces, mint, proof, royal, silver, three, two-ounce

THE GREAT ENGRAVERS THREE GRACES 2020 2OZ SILVER PROOF COIN THE ROYAL MINT. Three Graces 2020UK Two-Ounce Silver Proof Coin. The item “2020 UK Royal Mint The Three Graces Two-Ounce (2oz) Silver Proof £5 Coin” is in sale since Thursday, February 25, 2021. This item is in the category “Coins\Coins\British\Proof Sets/Coins\2000s”. The seller is “pashi_48″ and is located in Brighton. This item can be shipped worldwide.

Year: 2020
Number of Pieces: 1
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Country/Region of Manufacture: United Kingdom
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Royal Mint Great Engravers Three Graces 2020 Silver Proof 2oz Coin NGC PF70

31 May 2021May 31, 2021adminroyalcoin, engravers, graces, great, mint, pf70, proof, royal, silver, three

Royal Mint Great Engravers “Three Graces” 2020 Silver Proof 2oz Coin NGC PF70. The item “Royal Mint Great Engravers Three Graces 2020 Silver Proof 2oz Coin NGC PF70″ is in sale since Saturday, April 24, 2021. This item is in the category “Coins\Coins\British\Proof Sets/Coins\2000s”. The seller is “mandmspeedservices” and is located in Cardiff. This item can be shipped worldwide.

Year of Issue: 2020
Year: 2020
Number of Pieces: 1
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2020 Royal Mint Three Graces Silver Proof Five Ounce 5oz NGC PF70 UCAM FR

23 May 2021May 23, 2021adminroyalfive, graces, mint, ounce, pf70, proof, royal, silver, three, ucam

2020 Royal Mint Three Graces Silver Proof Five Ounce 5oz NGC PF70 UCAM First Releases. The item “2020 Royal Mint Three Graces Silver Proof Five Ounce 5oz NGC PF70 UCAM FR” is in sale since Saturday, May 15, 2021. This item is in the category “Coins\Coins\British\Proof Sets/Coins\2000s”. The seller is “jos_499803″ and is located in Plymouth. This item can be shipped worldwide.

Country/Region of Manufacture: United Kingdom
Year of Issue: 2020
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Year: 2020

2020 Royal Mint Three Graces Silver Proof One Kilo 1kg Only 125 Minted

22 May 2021May 22, 2021adminroyalgraces, kilo, mint, minted, only, proof, royal, silver, three

2020 The Three Graces by William Wyon – 1Kg Silver Proof : Royal Mint Great Engravers Series. Only 125 pieces have been issued by the Royal Mint. The 1Kg Silver Proof Three Graces coin brings William Wyon’s 1817 masterpiece to a modern audience of collectors and investors. But why has the Royal Mint minted this iconic design again? And what makes it so special? The 1Kg Silver Proof Three Graces is part of The Royal Mint’s highly sought-after Great Engravers series. Launched in 2019, Great Engravers celebrates the greatest artists to have worked on British coinage through reissues of their most memorable works. A new design is released annually. The inaugural issue in the Great Engravers series, 2019’s Una and the Lion. Also featured an iconic reverse created by William Wyon. First struck in 1839 during the early years of Queen Victoria’s reign, Una and the Lion. Has long been regarded as among the most beautiful coins in the world. Like its predecessor, 2020’s addition to the Great Engravers series the Three Graces is a timeless nineteenth-century design. Cutting-edge, twenty-first century technology comes together with the enduring skills of the Royal Mint’s master craftsmen to make a striking and collectable coin. The 1 KG Silver Proof Three Graces coin revitalises a design first struck in 1817. The reverse features three female figures, representing Ireland, England and Scotland. The implements at their feet are symbols of their homelands: a harp, a thistle and a shield bearing St George’s cross. This charming engraving is an idealised representation of the relationship between the three nations, which in the nineteenth-century were unified as the United Kingdom of Great Britain and Ireland. Tiny roses, shamrocks and thistles in the women’s crowns cement the women’s identities. Below the figures of the Three Graces are two additional objects: a rudder and a palm frond. The palm indicates both victory and peace and the rudder reminds us of British naval supremacy: both points of immense national pride in the years following British victory in the Napoleonic Wars. The original Three Graces is the work of renown Royal Mint engraver William Wyon (1795 1851). Born into a family of engravers, he demonstrated his talent from a young age, winning Royal Academy competitions and attracting considerable attention on the London Art scene. In 1816, William Wyon was appointed to the post of Second Engraver to the Royal Mint, working under his cousin, Thomas Wyon Junior, then Chief Engraver. Though busy with official commissions, William engraved the Three Graces in his spare time, minting it as a pattern coin in 1817. William Wyon would himself be appointed Chief Engraver to the Royal Mint in 1828. He is remembered for his impressive output including the’Young Head’ of Queen Victoria. Much loved by the monarch and the gorgeous Una and the Lion. The Three Graces is an early masterpiece. The Three Graces shows the influence of a trend that dominated European visual and decorative arts in the early nineteenth century: Neoclassicism. Influenced by the culture, stories and style of Ancient Greece and Rome, proponents of Neoclassicism favoured simple, symmetrical, clean-lined designs. Neoclassicism had an impact on everything from fashion to architecture. Famous proponents included painters Jacques-Louis David and Jean Auguste Dominique Ingres and the sculptor, Antonio Canova. The Three Graces coin has similarities to a sculpture by the same name, crafted by Canova. Depicting the three charities. Of ancient mythology Euphrosyne, Aglaea and Thalia Canova’s work tackled a subject that was popular at the time. Wyon’s 1817 coin evokes the same Greek stories but cleverly uses the trio to symbolise England, Scotland and Ireland too. The original nineteenth-century Three Graces coin featured on its obverse a remarkable, high-relief effigy of George III. Quite different from that which appeared on contemporary circulating coinage. This design, also the work of William Wyon expressed his dislike of the portrait then in use. For its reissue as part of the Great Engravers series, the Three Graces design has been paired with the current coin portrait of Elizabeth II. The effigy, the fifth such to appear on British coins, is the work of Jody Clark. A Royal Mint designer like William Wyon. Created using computer-aided design software, without an in-person sitting, Clark’s portrait is the product of twenty-first century technology. Matched with William Wyon’s hand engraved Three Graces design, the 2020 Great Engravers reissue charts 200 years of Royal Mint excellence. Original nineteenth-century strikings of the Three Graces were pattern coins. Only around 50 of which survive. When they come to the market they achieve significant prices. The Royal Mint 2020 Great Engravers reissue of the Three Graces will allow more collectors to own this piece of coinage history. Available in a range of denominations and metals, there is a 2020 Three Graces coin or set for every budget though all are available in limited numbers. The 1Kg Silver Proof Three Graces coin represents a move into heavier, higher-value silver coinage for The Royal Mint. The larger and weightier 1 KG Silver Proof Three Graces is a new way to enjoy and invest in this series. Monarch: Elizabeth II (1952- present). The Britannia Coin Company of Royal Wootton Bassett is part of Gold Traders UK Ltd. We’ve been trading since 2008 and pride ourselves in offering market leading prices for all types of coins from Royal Mint proof & collectable sets to hammered & ancient coins. Gold Traders prides itself on honesty, integrity and ensuring the best value for customers, which has earned the company many favourable testimonials and positive press reviews too. The item “2020 Royal Mint Three Graces Silver Proof One Kilo 1kg Only 125 Minted” is in sale since Wednesday, April 7, 2021. This item is in the category “Coins\Coins\British\Proof Sets/Coins\2000s”. The seller is “britanniacoinco” and is located in Swindon. This item can be shipped worldwide.

Featured Refinements: Royal Mint Coin
Country/Region of Manufacture: United Kingdom
Number of Pieces: 1
Year: 2020

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