The Gold Queen's Beast series was launched in 2016 and features iconic heraldic beasts, each representing a specific aspect of the British monarchy's history. The Royal Mint has released a range of denominations in this series, from 1 oz gold coins to fractional coins, each with the striking beast designs. The Gold Queen's Beast Coins are highly prized by investors for their gold content and by collectors for their unique designs and connection to British heritage.
Key Features of the Gold Queen's Beast Coins
Designs: The reverse of each coin features a different heraldic beast from the royal coat of arms, such as the Lion of England, Griffin of Edward III, and Unicorn of Scotland. The obverse always displays the portrait of Queen Elizabeth II, designed by Jody Clark.
Purity: The Gold Queen's Beast coins are struck in 999.9 fine gold (24-carat), making them highly valuable as both investment pieces and collectibles.
Legal Tender: These coins are legal tender in the United Kingdom, but their value is primarily driven by their gold content, not their face value.
Limited Mintage: The Gold Queen's Beast Coins, especially the Proof versions, are produced in limited editions, making them highly collectible and valuable over time.
