The White Lion of Mortimer is the eighth in the series of Queen's Beasts bullion coins, released in 2020 The Falcon of the Plantagenets is the seventh in the series of Queen's Beasts bullion coins, released in 2019. The Yale of Beaufort is the sixth in the series of Queen's Beasts bullion coins, released in 2019. The Unicorn of Scotland is the second in the series of Queen's Beasts bullion coins, released in 2018. The Black Bull of Clarence is the fourth in the series of Queen's Beasts bullion coins, released 2018.īeginning with this fourth release, the obverse background of the bullion versions was changed from a stucco-like finish to an arcing pattern of many small diamonds. The Red Dragon of Wales is the third in the series of Queen's Beasts bullion coins, released in 2017. The Griffin of Edward III is the second in the series of Queen's Beasts bullion coins, released in 2017. Proof versions were announced in November 2016. The initial allocation of bullion coins from the Royal Mint sold out and were not available again until mid-June 2016. The Lion of England is the first in the series of Queen's Beasts coins, released in March, 2016. Jody Clark's initials appear within the shield, offset either to the left or to the right. The reverse features a slightly different stylized rendition of the beast from the bullion version, surrounded by the text " Reverse on proof and brilliant uncirculated coins Jody Clark's initials appear just below the shield, offset either to the left or to the right. The reverse features a stylized rendition of the beast surrounded by the text " The initials of artist Jody Clark appear just below the portrait. It is a form of the style of the British sovereign of Queen Elizabeth II common on coins of the Pound Sterling. DG REG FD is an abbreviation of the Latin " Dei Gratia Regina Fidei Defensor," meaning "By the Grace of God, Queen, Defender of the Faith". The obverse features the fifth definitive coinage portrait of Queen Elizabeth II, surrounded by the text "ELIZABETH II
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