1 oz Queen's Beasts Yale of Beaufort Gold Coin (2019)

1 oz Gold Queen’s Beasts Yale of Beaufort

The Queen’s Beasts are ten heraldic statues which represent the Queen Elisabeth’s II royal ancestry. They stood present at her coronation at Westminster Abbey in 1953 each bearing historical British emblems. Amongst these beasts was the Yale of Beaufort, a mythical beast which was supposedly white covered with gold marks and had the ability to swivel its horns independently. This beast descended to the Queen through Henry VII who reigned from his seizure of the throne in 1485 until his death in 1509. Henry VII inherited this representative emblem through his mother, Lady Margaret of Beaufort.

The Queens Beast Yale of Beaufort 1 oz Gold Coin

The Queens Beast Royal Mint coin collection was first released in 2016. Designed by the famous Jody Clark these coins are recognized internationally. As part of this collection, The Queens Beast Yale of Beaufort 1 oz gold coin is a strong portrayal of Great Britain’s royal greatness both in a historical and present context. The coin features HM Queen Elisabeth II on its obverse and The Yale of Beaufort on its reverse. Both sides were designed by the famous Jody Clark.

The coin contains 1 troy oz of pure 24-carat gold and holds a face value of £100. Due to the economic stability of gold, this coin represents a sound investment from one of the finest Mints worldwide.

Highlights:

• 1oz of .9999 pure 24 carat gold
• Part of the Queen's Beasts Series by the Royal Mint
• Both obverse and reverse designed by the famous Jody Clark
• Reverse shows the Yale of Beaufort and the obverse bears the fifth coinage portrait of HM Queen Elizabeth II
• Legal tender with a face value £100
• VAT Free and CGT exempt

StoneX Bullion is delighted to add the 1oz Queen's Beasts Yale of Beaufort to its extensive catalogue of gold bullion coins. Coins are shipped in individual plastic flips or tubes of 10. Remember, as legal tender, all 2019 Queen's Beasts Yale of Beaufort coins are VAT Free and exempt from Capital Gains Tax for UK residents.