2026 Royal Dragon Tudor Beasts 2oz Silver Bullion Coin

The 2026 Royal Dragon Tudor Beasts 2oz Silver Bullion Coin comes in an individual protective Coin capsule.

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Limited to 20 per order

Item might have small imperfections

The 2026 Royal Dragon 2oz silver coin is the ninth bullion release in the Royal Tudor Beasts Collection from The Royal Mint. The collection features the 10 ‘Beasts’ statues that line the Moat Bridge at Hampton Court and which represent the families of the King’s line.

Designed by David Lawrence, the reverse features the Royal Dragon, a symbol of Tudor strength and Welsh heritage, adopted by Henry VII. The design also incorporates subtle surface animation, adding an extra layer of security.

On the Moat Bridge at Hampton Court Palace, ten statues of royal beasts stand as proud emblems of the union between Henry VIII and his third wife, Jane Seymour. Originally carved in stone, these majestic guardians have been recreated on coins in a remarkable bullion collection from The Royal Mint. The eighth release in the collection features the Queen’s Lion. .

Featuring the official coinage portrait of His Majesty King Charles III on the obverse, the coin is not only available as a 2oz edition struck in 999.9 fine silver to Bullion standard but also as a 10oz silver edition, as well as in fine platinum and gold editions.

Struck in 999.9 fine silver to bullion standard, the coin is also available as a 10oz silver edition, as well as fine gold and platinum editions.

The ninth coin in a collection inspired by dynastic symbolism
Features the iconic Royal Dragon, an enduring symbol of power, courage and national identity
The reverse features a design inspired by the stone beasts at Hampton Court Palace
The coin’s reverse has a background that reflects the grandeur of the Tudor period and includes security enhancing surface animation
The obverse features the official coinage portrait of His Majesty King Charles III, designed by Martin Jennings
Individually packaged in a single coin capsule