This is the 1 troy Oz .999 Silver 2019 BRITISH SILVER ROYAL ARMS coins by the British Royal Mint. II have used a 24K selective gilding to enhance the details and I have inserted this in a new direct fit capsule.This includes a blue velvet coin bag and Simply Fine Silver logo sticker.
The first depictions of a Royal Arms of England date to roughly 1189 during the reign of King Richard I, better known as Richard the Lionheart. His initial design included two rampant yellow lions on a field of red. The first officially recognized Royal Arms were designed around the second Great Seal of King Richard the Lionheart and included three yellow lions in passant guardant on a red field. These new silver coins from the Royal Mint of England depict a design that has evolved over nearly a millennium.
The obverse of 2019 British Silver Royal Arms Coins includes the right-profile portrait of Queen Elizabeth II. This design was created in 2015 by Jody Clark and is the fifth-generation design to feature during the Queens long reign. The background guilloche design reflects the appearance of braided hair or rope.
On the reverse of 2019 1 oz British Silver Royal Arms Coins is the modern Royal Arms of the United Kingdom used by Queen Elizabeth II. Crucially, this is the version used by the Queen outside of Scotland. The shield in the foreground is quartered with the Three Lions of England in the upper-left and lower-right quadrants. The Harp of Ireland, representing Northern Ireland, is in the lower-left. The Rampant Lion of Scotland is in the upper right. The crowned shield is flanked by the crowned Lion of England and the White Unicorn of Scotland.
Thickness |
1.8 mm |
Diameter |
38.61 mm |
Denomination |
2 |
Condition |
Brilliant Uncirculated |
Face Value |
2 GBP |
Issuing Country |
Great Britain |
Obverse Designer |
Jody Clark |
Reverse Designer |
Timothy Noad |
Edge Design |
Reeded |
Capsule Size |
39 mm |
Weight |
1 Troy Ounce |
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