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England Gold Coin «Queen's Beasts. Completer» 2021 31.1 gr. pure gold (sample 0.9999)
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Delivery Information:It's possible to deliver within the European Union. To calculate the shipping costs we need to know the place of destination.
The final coin in this amazing, unusually beautiful and superbly executed collection, the Queen's Beasts series is the Compliter coin. The designer of the Royal Mint - Jodie Clark collected and depicted on it all 10 previously minted coins from this series. In the center of the coin is a portrait of Elizabeth II, and around her, like on a dial or in a celestial horoscope, heraldic images of mythical animals are presented, statues of which were present at the coronation of Elizabeth II.
- Lion of England
- Griffin of Edward III
- Unicorn of Scotland
- Red Dragon of Wales
- Black Bull of Clarence
- Falcon of Plantagenets
- Yale of Beaufort
- White Lion of Mortimer
- White Horse of Hanover
- The White Greyhound of Richmond
This exclusive, stunningly beautiful gold coin that should decorate any collection
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Yes, we send coins to other countries. International shipping costs are calculated individually.
Delivery time depends on how you choose to receive the item. Courier delivery takes from 2 to 5 working days. Sending by mail - from 3 to 7 days.
No, but a coin can be an original gift for a very dear person, due to the fact that the year of issue of the coin may be the year of his birth.
