2026 1 oz British Gold Royal Arms Coin (BU)

For centuries, The Royal Mint has featured the Royal Arms on British coinage in a variety of artistic forms, reflecting the heritage of the monarchy and the Crown’s authority over the nation’s currency. In 2026, collectors and investors will see the Royal Arms of King Charles III appear on a bullion coin for the very first time. You can now purchase 2026 1 oz British Gold Royal Arms Coins from BGASC. **Highlights:** - **Comes with a protective flip, a plastic tube of 10 coins, or a Monster Box of 100 coins!** - **1st issue of a bullion coin with His Majesty King Charles IIIs Royal Arms!** - **Limited mintage of only 5,000 coins!** - Contains 1 troy oz of .9999 pure gold. - The face value of 100 Pound sterling (GBP) is backed by the British government. - On the obverse of the coin is King Charles III. - The reverse features His Majestys Royal Arms. Each 2026 1 oz British Gold Royal Arms Coin offered here is in Brilliant Uncirculated condition. Individual coins are packaged in protective flips, while larger purchases are delivered in plastic tubes containing 10 coins or Monster Boxes with 100 coins. **Obverse** The obverse of the 2026 British Gold Royal Arms Coin features the official image of King Charles III. Designed by Martin Jennings, the left-profile portrait is displayed over a detailed guilloche field and has been used on British coinage since its introduction in late 2022. The King appears without a crown in keeping with long-established tradition. **Reverse** On the reverse of the 2026 1 oz Gold Royal Arms Coin is the official Royal Arms of King Charles III. The shield combines England’s three lions, Scotland’s lion rampant, and Ireland’s harp within a single heraldic design. Standing beside the shield are the crowned Lion of England and the crowned, chained Unicorn of Scotland, symbols that have accompanied the Royal Arms since the union of the English and Scottish crowns. **History** The Royal Arms of Britain can trace their beginnings to the reign of King Richard I, whose shield of three golden lions established the foundation of English royal heraldry. The design evolved through the centuries, and after the crowns of England and Scotland came together in 1603, the Scottish lion rampant was incorporated into the quartered shield that remains in use today. **Ordering** If you would like additional information about gold for sale, contact BGASC. Our team can be reached at 888-992-4272 or by email with any questions. **Buying Gold And Silver Coins With BGASC Is Convenient And Secure** BGASC is Fast, Reliable, and Trusted. All orders of $199 or more Ship FREE. Our prices are ultra-competitive and there is no order minimum. We have NO hidden fees and we don't do phone solicitation calls either. All shipments are packaged securely, discreetly and are fully insured. We accept payment by Credit Card, PayPal, Crypto, ACH, Bank Wire and Paper Check. Your prices are locked in when checkout is completed. Customers all across the country have quickly come to recognize BGASC as one of the largest, fastest, most trusted online precious metals dealers in the U.S.