THE PLATINUM RANGE
T he Queen's Beast coins represent the heraldic statues presented at the Westminster Abbey during Queen Elizabeth's coronation in 1953, each beast from various royal generations
The Platinum Queen's Beast coin collection is more of a niche investment compared to the Gold and Silver ranges. Purchasing a Platinum Queen's Beast coin is a great way of owning a precious metal that is much rarer than Gold
Red Dragon of Wales
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Lion of England
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In 2016 the Royal Mint launched the first of ten Queen's Beast coins that were minted in Platinum, Gold and Silver in celebration of the ten beasts inherited by Queen Elizabeth II. Statues of each of the beasts were present at her coronation and now reside at the Canadian Museum of History in Gatineau, Canada where they have been since summer 1959
Unicorn of Scotland
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Black Bull of Clarence
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The statues of the Queen's Beasts were originally "King's Beasts" displayed for King Henry VIII and his third wife. Each of the beast's were assigned a unique shield displaying a coat or arms or other heraldic badge which was the only coloured part of the statues until 1967 in which each beast was painted in their full heraldic colours
White Lion of Mortimer
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Griffin of Edward III
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Each of the Platinum Queen's Beast coins is a symbol of Great British history and is one of the most sought after bullion coins around the world owing to the British Royal legacy and its place in recent history. This range of Platinum coins demands a small premium over traditional Platinum bullion bars but as seen in the beautifully designed Queen's Beast coin collection, the premium is well justified
White Horse of Hanover
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