2018 Gibraltar 1 oz Gold Royal Arms of England Colorized (Black)
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Coin Highlights:
- Black colorized proof has limited mintage of 99 coins.
- Contains 1 oz of .9999 fine Gold.
- Each coin comes in a protective plastic capsule with a mint issued box and certificate of authenticity.
- Obverse: Displays an image of Her Majesty Queen Elizabeth II, along with the weight and purity.
- Reverse: Depicts the Plantagenet King coat of arms that features the three lions passant guardant.
- The coins, manufactured and distributed by Scottsdale Mint are legal tender in the territory of Gibraltar.
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Collect all coins in the series and own a piece of British history! Add this 1 oz Gold Gibraltar Royal Arms of England colorized proof coin to your cart today!
In the late 12th century, the Plantagenet King Richard I of England, affectionately known as King Richard the Lionheart, displayed the first-ever Royal Arms of England. The escutcheon (or shield) originally bore 1-2 lions, but a third lion was eventually added by King Richard I – Three lions passant guardant. King Richard the Lionheart’s Royal Arms of England three lions design would come to serve as the symbol of the King of England and the personal coat of arms of nearly every Plantagenet King for the next 200 years, approximately.
King Richard’s three lions remained until 1369 when the Plantagenet King Edward III altered the Royal Arms design to include the fleur-de-lis, reputedly in an effort to strengthen his claim to the French crown. Beyond the aesthetic appeal of the coin itself, the incorporation of the Tudor Rose into the design signifies the passing of the Plantagenet Dynasty and the birth of the Tudor Dynasty. In the War of the Roses Henry Tudor (King Henry VII) was victorious over King Richard III, the final Plantagenet King.
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From:Leonard, MI: Go Blue! next year:(
Date:Aug 17, 2020
I used to think a colorized "primo specimen" was a bit gimmicky. This is not gimmicky! It is an ultra-low mintage and superbly fine- detailed gorgeous specimen. Absolutely impeccable floral details. The 2018 Black Lions is my first colorized high-end. It really is superb and not gaudy! I am impressed again (as usual) with APMEX pricing, and especially fine delivery record. 50 for 50 so far!
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- Value (low premium over spot)
- Attractive Design
- Collectible (lower mintage)
- Mint Condition
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- Yes, I would recommend this to a friend.
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