10 oz Silver UK - Royal Tudor Beast - Yale of Beaufort - 2023 Great Britain BU

10 oz Silber UK - Royal Tudor Beast - Yale of Beaufort - 2023 Great Britain BU

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About the 2023 UK 10 Oz Silver Royal Tudor Beasts Yale of Beaufort (BU)

Following the massive success of the Queen's Beasts series, the Royal Mint is introducing a brand new series: The Royal Tudor Beasts. The second in a this new series of ten coins, the Yale of Beaufort takes center stage with this beautiful new release.

Highlights of this coin:

• Contains ten troy ounces of .9999 fine silver.
• Minted at the Royal Mint in Wales.
• Second release of ten in the Royal Tudor Beasts series.
• £10 legal tender face value, backed by the government of the United Kingdom.
• Individual coins shipped in protective flips.
• Obverse design features a new portrait of Queen Elizabeth II, updated for 2023.
• Reverse design features the Tudor Beast Lion of England.

Obverse: Displays the profile of Queen Elizabeth II as designed by Jody Clark, inscribed with “5 POUNDS”, “ELIZABETH II”, and “D.G. REG. F. D.”

Note: The 2023 edition may be with King Charles III on the back. There could then be a delay in delivery.

Reverse: Showcases a ferocious lion that has been featured on the shield of England for as long as it has existed. The lion represents English courage, strength, dignity, and pride. The lion supports a shield bearing the impaled arms – a combination of the two coats of arms of Henry VIII and Jane Seymour. Inscriptions: “LION OF ENGLAND”, “2022” along with the weight and purity of the coin.

The most Powerful Dynasties of England

Starting when Henry Tudor (Henry VII of England) defeated Richard III in 1485, the Tudor dynasty lasted until Queen Elizabeth I’s rule ended in 1603. Because Henry VII’s oldest son Arthur passed away as a young man, his second-oldest son Henry VIII became king when Henry VII died. Henry VIII’s most famous residence, Hampton Court Palace, was regularly used for fun and celebration. The architecture of this well-known abode heavily featured heraldic symbols. Ten stone beasts representing the lineage of Henry VIII and his third wife, Jane Seymour, notably line the Moat Bridge. Consisting of real beasts and mythical creatures, these beasts represent one of England’s most powerful dynasties: The Tudors