The Royal Tudor Beasts - 2 oz Bull of Clarence Silver Coin 2023

Country: United Kingdom, Mint: Royal Mint, Diameter: 38.61 mm, Weight: 2 oz, Purity: 0.9999% Ag Fine Silver

Product Details 

Discover a regal tableau along the Moat Bridge at Hampton Court Palace, where ten stately Royal Beasts, their stone forms meticulously sculpted, stand as enduring symbols of the intertwined legacy of Henry VIII and Jane Seymour. These resplendent sentinels have kindled the inception of a novel bullion series, and the third gem in The Royal Tudor Beasts collection takes center stage with the Bull of Clarence.

Renowned artist David Lawrence's vision of the mythical Bull graces the coin's reverse, complemented by an intricately designed chain mail surface animation that not only captivates the eye but enhances the coin's security.

The obverse proudly displays the official coinage portrait of King Charles III, a masterful creation by Martin Jennings. This dignified visage pays tribute to a lineage steeped in history, connecting the past to the present.

Struck with precision in 999.9 fine silver, adhering to the esteemed bullion standard, this coin's allure extends further with the option of a two-ounce silver edition, as well as fine gold and platinum editions. Each iteration captures the essence of The Royal Tudor Beasts collection, offering collectors a piece of history and artistry that transcends time.

Key Points:

• The third coin in the series inspired by royal heritage
• Features the powerful and steadfast Bull of Clarence
• Contains two ounces of 999.9 fine silver
• Struck to The Royal Mint’s bullion standard
• David Lawrence’s design is inspired by the stone beasts at Hampton Court Palace
• The coin’s reverse has a chain mail surface animation background texture, providing additional security
• The obverse features the official coinage portrait of His Majesty The King by Martin Jennings for the first time in the series

Note: Photograph's are an example only and illustrate the quality of the coin(s). Actual item is subject to change by country mint production or yearly design changes, but will always correlate with title and description.