1 troy ounce gold Queens Beasts White Greyhound coin 2021
1 troy ounce gold Queens Beasts White Greyhound coin 2021
- Securily packaged
- Certified
- Tradable world wide
- Customer rating: 9.7
The 1 troy ounce golden White Greyhound is the 10th and last edition of the popular Queens Beast series. This gold coin is struck by the Royal Mint from the UK. The 1 oz White Greyhound is minted in 99.99% fine gold. This is the purest gold there is. This makes this coin, in addition to the collectible coin, also suitable as an investment.
Specifications
Physical properties
Net weight
The net weight is determined by multiplying the gross weight with with the purity. |
1 troy ounce |
Purity and metal type | 99,99% | Gold |
Condition | Brilliantly Uncirculated |
Origin
Country of origin | United Kingdom |
Mint | Royal Mint |
Year of issue | 2021 |
Price properties
Selling price | € 2.676,00 |
Metal worth | € 2.524,52 |
Price per gram
The price per gram is determined by dividing the sales price by the net weight. |
€ 86,04 |
Premium
The premium is determined by substracting the metal worth from the sales price. |
€ 151,48 |
Investment score | Investment-score: B-label |
VAT-rate | Investment gold |
Other specifications
Pick up possible | Yes |
Storage possible | Yes |
Availability | In stock |
Information
1 Troy ounce gold coin Queens Beasts White Greyhound 2021
The 1 troy ounce golden White Greyhound is the 10th and last edition of the popular Queens Beast series. This gold coin is struck by the Royal Mint from the UK. The 1 oz White Greyhound is minted in 99.99% fine gold. This is the purest gold there is. This makes this coin, in addition to the collectible coin, also suitable as an investment.The White Greyhound, also known as a white greyhound, is associated with fitness, loyalty, and loyalty. Edward III's family used the greyhound as an official sign. Which allowed the greyhound to become closely associated with the Lancaster home before being taken over by the Tudor family.
Design gold White Greyhound coin 2021
Obverse
The front features Jody Clark's design of the White Greyhound of Richmond. Also called the white greyhound of Richmond.
Reverse
The reverse of the coin depicts Queen Elizabeth II, with the face value of £100.
Featured
- 1 troy ounce (31.101 grams) gold coin (99.99%)
- Worldwide known series
- Minted by the Royal Mint UK
Price chart
The Royal Mint is the official mint of the United Kingdom and boasts a rich history spanning over 1,100 years. Throughout these centuries, the mint has served the United Kingdom during times of war, political upheaval, and social and economic progress. The Royal Mint is renowned for its innovation and is considered a true leader in the world of coinage.
Given the significant role the Royal Mint has played, there is a Royal Mint Museum located within the mint itself in Llantrisant, South Wales. The museum showcases the fascinating history of the Royal Mint and many of the coins it has produced, including experimental coins, artworks, and tools. The quality of the Royal Mint's coins is exceptional, thanks to the innovative production techniques and technologies employed in their minting process.
Investment score
This product has a B-label (Common bullion coins and bars). This means that it is a common coin or bar that is easily tradable worldwide. However, a product with this label is more expensive than a product with an A-label, so as an investment in physical gold and silver, this product is not the most cost-effective choice. Examples of coins with a B-label are coins with a lower mintage.
Label informationInvestment score: An A-label means that this is one of our most common products. When purchasing physical precious metals, we advise looking at both the lowest price per gram and the lowest spread. The spread indicates the difference between the buying and selling price. An A-label signifies that this is a favorable choice when buying gold and silver.
Investment score: A B-label means that this is a common coin or bar, which is widely tradable worldwide. However, a product with this label is more expensive than a product with an A-label, so as an investment in physical gold and silver, this product is not the most cost-effective choice.
Investment score: A C-label means that this is a less favorable investment choice compared to a product with a higher investment score. Products with a C-label are considered collectibles.