2023 10 oz Proof British Silver Tudor Beasts Bull of Clarence Coin (Box CoA)

Description2023 10 oz Proof British Silver Tudor Beasts Bull of Clarence Coin (Box CoA)The Tudor Beasts Series resumes in 2023 with its second design release in this date mark. This time, the coin not only features a new reverse design, but also a new obverse design. For the first time in this young collection, King Charles III ascends to the obverse of the coins. Today, 2023 10 oz Proof British Silver Tudor Beasts Bull of Clarence Coins are available to you online.Coin Highlights:Available in capsules with a presentation box and Certificate of Authenticity!4th coin in the Tudor Beasts Series!4th proof option in the collection!Limited mintage of only 100 coins!Contains 10 Troy oz of .999 pure silver.The face value of 10 Pound sterling (GBP) is fully backed by the British government.On the obverse is King Charles III.The reverse features the Bull of Clarence with the Tudor shield.In the Tudor Beasts Series, the Royal Mint offers a continuation of the popular coin design theme focusing on the British monarchy. The imagery in the Tudor Beasts Series focuses on the specific beasts used by the Tudor Dynasty that ruled England from 1485 to 1603.All of these 2023 10 oz Proof British Silver Tudor Beasts Bull of Clarence Coins are available to you for purchase with presentation packaging. The coins are housed in capsules within a presentation box. The box includes a Certificate of Authenticity from the mint.On the obverse of 2023 Proof British Silver Tudor Beasts Bull of Clarence Coins, you will find a portrait of King Charles III. His Majesty’s debut in the series, this portrait shows the new King of England in left-profile relief without a crown on his head. This effigy was created by Martin Jennings.The reverse sides of the 2023 10 oz Proof Silver Tudor Beasts Bull of Clarence Coins come with a depiction of the famed Bull of Clarence. A powerful symbol of the House of York, the bull is shown here supporting the Tudor shield with the well-known Tudor Rose, a combination of the white rose of the House of York and the red rose of the House of Lancaster.