Description2025 1 oz British Gold Tudor Beasts The Queen’s Panther Coin (BU)The Tudor Beasts Series at The Royal Mint celebrates one of the most famous royal dynasties in English history. The Tudor dynasty ruled England from 1485 to 1603, spanning the reigns of Henry VII, Henry VIII, Edward VI, Mary I, and Elizabeth I. This period saw significant religious, political, and cultural changes, from the English Reformation of Henry VIII’s reign to the flourishing arts and exploration of Elizabeth I’s reign. Right now, 2025 1 oz British Gold Tudor Beasts The Queen’s Panther Coins are available.Coin Highlights:Arrives in protective flips, plastic tubes of 10 coins, or Monster Boxes of 100 coins!6th BU design in the Tudor Beasts Series!Contains 1 Troy oz of .9999 pure gold in BU condition.Bears a face value of 100 Pound Sterling (GBP) backed by the government of Britain.The obverse depicts King Charles III.On the reverse is the Seymour Panther.Each 2025 1 oz British Gold Tudor Beasts The Queen’s Panther Coin comes in Brilliant Uncirculated condition. Individual coins in this release arrive in protective plastic flips, while multiples are housed in either tubes of 10 coins or Monster Boxes of 100 coins. Each box holds 10 tubes inside.The sixth release in the Tudor Beasts Series features the Seymour Panther, the preeminent heraldic beast associated with Henry VIII and Jane Seymour. King Henry VIII married Jane Seymour in 1536, shortly after the annulment of his marriage to Anne Boleyn. The couple wed at the Palace of Whitehall in London on May 30, 1536. Their marriage produced one child, Edward VI, who later became King of England.The obverse of 2025 British Gold The Queen’s Panther Coins features a portrait of His Majesty King Charles III. This left-profile effigy of His Majesty was created in 2022 by Martin Jennings. This is the first-generation portrait of Charles III and depicts the king without a crown.On the reverse of 2025 1 oz Gold Tudor Beasts The Queen’s Panther Coins, you’ll find a depiction of the Seymour Panther. Here, the panther is shown in a seated, left-profile relief as it supports a shield. On this shield you will find the combined arms of King Henry VIII and Jane Seymour, a symbol that underscores the powerful union formed in Henry VIII’s third marriage.
