10 troy ounce silver coin Tudor Beasts Bull of Clarence 2023
This 10 troy ounce (311.03 grams) 99.99% silver Tudor Beasts Bull of Clarence coin from 2023 is minted by The Royal Mint. It is the third edition in the second series of The Royal Tudor Beasts, a series dedicated to the heraldic beasts of the Tudor dynasty.
10 troy ounce silver coin Tudor Beasts Bull of Clarence 2023
This 10 troy ounce silver Tudor Beasts Bull of Clarence coin is the third edition in the second series of The Royal Tudor Beasts. The coin was minted in 2023 by The Royal Mint and contains 311.03 grams of 99.99% silver. The Royal Tudor Beasts series is a series dedicated to the heraldic beasts of the Tudor dynasty, the full series will consist 10 coins.
The coin has a face value of £10 in its country of origin, Great Britain. The diameter is 89 mm and the coin has an unlimited mintage. This 10 troy ounce silver 2023 Tudor Beasts Bull of Clarence coin comes in individual, original packaging.
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- 10 troy ounce (311,03 grams) fine silver (99,99%)
- Third issue in the second series of The Royal Tudor Beasts
- Diameter of 89 mm
Design of the 10oz silver Tudor Beasts Bull of Clarence coin
Obverse
On the obverse you see The Bull of Clarence, one of the beasts of the Tudor kingdom, designed by David Lawrence. In addition, the obverse shows the inscriptions BULL OF CLARENCE - the name of the coin, 10oz - the weight of the coin, FINE SILVER 999.9 - the purity of the coin and 2023 - the year of issue. Also, between the legs of the Bull of Clarence you will see the inscription DL - the initials of the designer.
Reverse
The reverse shows the portrait of King Charles III, designed by Martin Jennings. In addition, the reverse shows the inscriptions 10 POUNDS - the face value of the coin, CHARLES III - the name of the king and DG REX FD - the Latin abbreviation that translated into English means: in God's grace, king.
The Queen's Beasts Collection
The Queen's Beasts Collection is a series of ten coins from The Royal Mint, inspired by the ancestral beasts of heraldry, myth and legend. When Her Majesty the Queen was crowned on 2 June 1953, ten statues were created to form a guard of honor at the entrance to Westminster Abbey. The Queen's Beasts collection breathes new life into these mighty creatures that represent the British monarchy.
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