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The Royal Tudor Beasts: The Yale of Beaufort 2 x 1 oz 2023 Proof set of 2 coins is the third piece in The Royal Tudor Beasts series. The collector's coin shows the image of one of the ten heraldic Royal Beasts - The Yale of Beaufort. The product allows you to become interested in the extremely interesting history of Great Britain.
The entire series will consist of 10 coins showing images of animals - Seymour Panther, The Lion of England, The Bull of Clarence, The Tudor Dragon, The Greyhound of Richmond, The Royal Dragon, The Yale of Beaufort, The Seymour Unicorn, The Queen's Panther and The Queen's Lion.
The product contains two coins minted in pure Ag.999 silver, weighing 1 troy ounce and with a diameter of 38.61 mm, in the proof and frosted standards. Moreover, this extraordinary set was produced by The Royal Mint and has individual, certified packaging.
The obverse of the coins shows the likeness of the Queen of Great Britain, Elizabeth II, and information about the nominal value of the coin. The obverse designer was Jody Clark.
The reverse depicts one of the beasts of the Tudor Kingdom - The Yale of Beaufort. The reverse designer was David Lawrence.
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