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Pre-Owned 2020 UK Queen’s Beasts The White Lion of Mortimer 1/4oz Gold Coin

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Gold
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Coins
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999.9‰
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7.780
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10.17
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10.17
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1,173.22 USD
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Atkinsons Bullion
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United Kingdom
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2026-06-23
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The 2020 UK Queen’s Beasts The White Lion of Mortimer 1/4oz Gold Coin was the eighth release from the exclusive Royal Mint bullion range. The coin's reverse features a stylised version of the White Lion of Mortimer holding a shield with a heraldic rose at its centre. The year-date and ‘White Lion of Mortimer’ also feature. The obverse design depicts the fifth portrait of Queen Elizabeth II, and the monetary denomination of £25. - Weighs 7.775g and is 999.9 Fine Gold. - Minted by The Royal Mint in Llantrisant, South Wales. - VAT Free and Capital Gains Tax Exempt. - Finished to bullion standard. - Diameter: 22.00mm. This coin is the eighth in the series of ten designs that celebrate each of The Queen’s Beasts. The Queen’s Beasts bullion range celebrates the British Monarchy and the centuries of fascinating heraldry that has been a part of their story. At the coronation of Queen Elizabeth II, ten heraldic beasts stood guard. The plaster models were created for the occasion, symbolising the various strands of royal ancestry brought together in a young woman about to be crowned queen.