1/4 Ounce Gold Griffin Queens Beast Coin

Overview

Her Majesty Queen Elizabeth II surpassed Queen Victoria as the longest reigning Monarch on the 9th September 2015.

In recognition of our sovereign's incredible longevity, the Royal Mint are producing the "Queen's Beasts" bullion collection. These will feature the ten heraldic beasts that stood guard at Queen Elizabeth II's coronation. The original casts are now held in the Canadian Museum of History in Quebec.

These "Beast Britannia" gold coins are 24 carat or 999.9 fine and are also Capital Gains Exempt, just like standard Britannia and Lunar equivalents.

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1/10 Ounce Angel Gold Coin

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from £155.80

1/2 Ounce Eagle Gold Coin

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The 1/2oz Eagle gold coin is produced by the U.S Mint and has a face value of $25. It features the Eagle design on the reverse and Saint Gaudens' Liberty on the obverse. The half ounce coin was first minted in 1986. Between 1986 and 1991 the Eagle coins show the date in Roman numerals; from 1992 onwards the date is shown in Arabic numerals.

from £617.20

1/10 Ounce Mexican Libertad Gold Coin

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from £134.20

1/4 Ounce 24ct Gold Britannia Coins - Mixed Years

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Our mixed dated Quarter Ounce Gold Britannia coins have several designs. These 1/4 ounce gold coins were struck from year 2014 onwards in 24ct pure gold. If you are looking for a specific date, please contact our sales team. The quarter ounce Britannia is granted a face value of £25.00. Britannia gold coins qualify as being Capital Gains Tax Free (CGT Exempt) as they are technically legal tender. For more information on Capital Gains Tax - visit our investment guide Capital Gains Tax and Gold Bullion. Coin dates you will receive may vary from the coin pictured.

from £314.60

1/4 Ounce Maple Gold Coin

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The 1/4oz gold Maple is a Canadian bullion coin minted by the Royal Canadian Mint. It features the iconic Maple leaf symbol and Queen Elizabeth II. It has a face value of $10 and was first produced in 1982.

was £311.60

Now from £306.15