1835 Great Britain King William IV 5.6552g at 92.5% Pure Silver 23.6mm One shilling

1873 Great Britain Queen Victoria (Young Head) 5.6552g at 92.5% Pure Silver 23.6mm One shilling

1880 Great Britain Queen Victoria (Young Head) 5.6552g at 92.5% Pure Silver 23.6mm One shilling

1885 Great Britain Queen Victoria (Young Head) 5.6552g at 92.5% Pure Silver 23.6mm One shilling

1887 Great Britain Queen Victoria (Young Head) 5.6552g at 92.5% Pure Silver 23.6mm One shilling

1888 Great Britain Queen Victoria (Mature) 5.6552g at 92.5% Pure Silver 23.6mm One shilling

1900 Great Britain Half Crown Queen Victoria (mature) 92.5% silver coin<br /> This final design change for Victoria, the “Old” or “Widow” head designed in 1893, was continued until the final year of her reign in 1901.<br /> Diameter: 32.30mm<br /> Weight: 14.1380g<br /> Silver Composition: 92.5% pure<br /> mintage: 4,479,100

1900 Great Britain Half Crown Queen Victoria (mature) 92.5% silver coin<br /> This final design change for Victoria, the “Old” or “Widow” head designed in 1893, was continued until the final year of her reign in 1901.<br /> Diameter: 32.30mm<br /> Weight: 14.1380g<br /> Silver Composition: 92.5% pure<br /> mintage: 4,479,100

1995 20g .999 Pure Silver Medal - South African 2nd Royal Visit by Queen Elizabeth II in original packaging. Exact images of item on offer. Test Results in 3rd image applicable to this coin, only.

Great Britain Proof Silver Five Pounds Golden Jubilee of the Queens Rule<br /> Diameter: 38,61mm<br /> Weight: 28,28g Sterling Silver<br /> EXACT IMAGES OF COIN ON OFFER

The Queen’s Beasts coin series no.9<br /><br /> Great Britain 2020 The White Horse of Hanover 2oz 99.99% pure silver.<br /> When Her Majesty The Queen was crowned in 1953, the entrance to Westminster Abbey was guarded by ten fantastical creatures – The Queen’s Beasts. This awe-inspiring line up of heraldic beasts symbolised the centuries of heritage inherited by the young woman who had become queen. <br /> <br /> 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 that have watched over Her Majesty The Queen throughout her extraordinary reign, from her coronation to her Sapphire Jubilee.<br /><br /> The White Horse of Hanover is the nineth coin in the series.<br /> The White Horse of Hanover is part of the Arms of Hanover and came to the Royal Arms with the ascension of King George I in 1714. George had been the Elector of Hanover since 1698 and came to the crown on the death of his second cousin, Queen Anne of England. The White Horse stands behind the shield. The Royal Arms of England before George I had four quadrants with the Three Lions and Lion of Scotland impaled together in two quadrants. George I removed one of those two depictions to place the full Arms of Hanover in the lower-right quadrant.

The Queen’s Beasts coin series no.7<br /><br /> Great Britain 2019 5 Pounds 2oz 99.99% pure silver Queen's Beast - The Yale of Beaufort.<br /> The Yale of Beaufort was a mythical beast adopted as a heraldic symbol representing proud defense. The Yale heraldry descended to the Queen through Henry VII, who inherited it from his mother, Lady Margaret Beaufort. The beast’s coat was white and covered with gold spots, and it was able to swivel each of its horns independently. Its shield features a portcullis surmounted by a royal crown. The uncrowned portcullis was a Beaufort badge but used both crowned and uncrowned by Henry VII.<br /> <br /> Its appearance, according to Pliny the Elder, was “the size of a hippopotamus, with an elephant’s tail of black or dark brown in color and the jaws of a boar and horns more than a cubit in length, capable of being moved and which in a fight are raised alternately and presented to the attack or sloped backward in turn as opportunity requires.” <br /> <br /> In stunning detail, the reverse features the Yale of Beaufort reared behind its shield, which depicts a royal crown resting atop a portcullis. The Yale of Beaufort fills the center inset, a stern countenance signaling its status as a heraldic beast and supporter of the British Royal Family.

Great Britain - The Queen’s Beasts coin series no. 3
2017 The Red Dragon of Wales 2oz 99.99% pure silver 38.61mm coin from The Royal Mint

Complete set of Great Britain 5 Pounds 2oz 99.99% pure silver Queen's Beast series<br /> Great Britain 2016 Pure Silver 5 Pounds 2oz - 1 Queen's Beast - Lion of England<br /> Great Britain 2017 Pure Silver 5 Pounds 2oz - 2 Queen's Beast - Griffin of Edward III<br /> Great Britain 2017 Pure Silver 5 Pounds 2oz - 3 Queen's Beast - Red Dragon of Wales<br /> Great Britain 2018 Pure Silver 5 Pounds 2oz - 4 Queen's Beast - Unicorn of Scotland<br /> Great Britain 2018 Pure Silver 5 Pounds 2oz - 5 Queen's Beast - The Bull of Clarence<br /> Great Britain 2019 Pure Silver 5 Pounds 2oz - 6 Queen's Beast - Falcon of the Plantagenets<br /> Great Britain 2019 Pure Silver 5 Pounds 2oz - 7 Queen's Beast - The Yale of Beaufort<br /> Great Britain 2019 Pure Silver 5 Pounds 2oz - 8 Queen's Beast - White Lion of Mortimer<br /> Great Britain 2020 Pure Silver 5 Pounds 2oz - 9 Queen's Beast - White Horse of Hanover<br /> Great Britain 2021 Pure Silver 5 Pounds 2oz - 10 Queen's Beast - The White Greyhound of Richmond<br /> Great Britain 2021 Pure Silver 5 Pounds 2oz - 11 Queen's Beast - Completer<br /> inserts will be added when transporting coins

Britannia Queen Elizabeth II and King Charles III coin 1oz .999 silver coin set in blue velvet box<br /> 2022 - year of Queen Elizabeth II's death<br /> 2023 - last coin with Queen Elizabeth II's effigy<br /> 2023 - King Charles III's first coin