2024 1 oz Proof British Gold Tudor Beasts The Tudor Dragon Coin (Box CoA)

Description2024 1 oz Proof British Gold Tudor Beasts The Tudor Dragon Coin (Box CoA)Those who enter Hampton Court Palace across Moat Bridge are greeted by 10 mighty beasts commissioned by King Henry VIII. A polarizing figure whose reign came to define the Tudor Dynasty, Henry VIII’s heraldic beasts are celebrated in The Royal Mint’s Tudor Beasts Series. Right now, 2024 1 oz Proof British Gold Tudor Beasts The Tudor Dragon Coins are available for purchase online.Coin Highlights:Arrives in a capsule with a wooden presentation box, shipper, and a Certificate of Authenticity!6th design in the Tudor Beasts Series!Limited issue of only 250 coins in wooden boxes!Contains 1 Troy oz of .9999 pure gold.Bears a face value of 100 Pound sterling (GBP) backed by the government of Britain.The obverse side features King Charles III.On the reverse is the Tudor Dragon with a Beaufort Portcullis shield.Each of the 2024 1 oz Proof British Gold Tudor Beasts The Tudor Dragon Coins offered here comes with individual packaging. The 1 oz gold coins are housed in capsules and packaged in wooden presentation boxes. The boxes ship inside a Royal Mint shipper with a Certificate of Authenticity included.The connection between the Tudor Dynasty and the Welsh Dragon is rooted in the political history of England and Wales during the late 15th century. The Tudor Dynasty, which ruled England from 1485 to 1603, was founded by Henry VII, a Welshman with strong familial ties to Wales.The obverse of the 2024 Proof British Gold Tudor Beasts The Tudor Dragon Coin features a portrait of His Majesty King Charles III. Designed in 2022 by Martin Jennings, this left-profile relief depicts the king without a crown on his head.On the reverse side of 2024 1 oz Proof Gold Tudor Beasts The Tudor Dragon Coins, you’ll find the image of the Tudor Dragon. Designed to reflect the connections of the Tudor Dynasty to their Welsh heritage, the dragon is shown supporting a shield with the Beaufort Portcullis badge emblazoned on it.