1/4 oz Gold Coin - RDM Masterpiece - Queen Elizabeth II - Unseen Effigies - 2026
### Queen Elizabeth II - 100th Birthday - 2026 The RDM Masterpieces - The Unseen Effigies 1/4 oz Gold - Proof - **Issued in honour of the 100th birthday of Queen Elizabeth II** - **Featuring unpublished portraits by Raphael Maklouf FRSA** - QEII100 Privy Mark celebrating the 100th birthday of Queen Elizabeth II - 1/4 oz of 99.99% pure gold - Limited mintage of only 100 coins worldwide - Includes numbered Certificate of Authenticity - Delivered in the original box This proof gold coin has been issued in honour of the **100th birthday of Queen Elizabeth II** and belongs to the exclusive collection "The Unseen Effigies". The issue pays tribute to seven previously unpublished portrait depictions of the Queen, all created by the renowned sculptor **Raphael Maklouf FRSA**. The coin gains additional historical significance through its striking date: it was minted on **21 April 2026** – the exact day Queen Elizabeth II. would have celebrated her 100th birthday. This important date is also engraved as an **edge inscription on the coin**, making the issue an especially symbolic tribute. The reverse features the seven portraits by Raphael Maklouf, complemented by the royal monogram, the crown, and the artist’s signature. Each portrait symbolises a defining stage in the life and reign of the monarch – from the young Queen through decades of transformation to her historic legacy as the longest-reigning British monarch. The obverse depicts King Charles III alongside a special **QEII100 Privy Mark**, further emphasising the commemorative character of this release. Elizabeth II was born on 21 April 1926 as Elizabeth Alexandra Mary of the House of Windsor in London. On 6 February 1952, at the age of just 25, she ascended to the throne and was crowned Queen on 2 June 1953 in Westminster Abbey. She served as constitutional monarch of 16 sovereign states known as the Commonwealth Realms, including their territories and dependencies, Head of the Commonwealth of Nations consisting of 53 member states, and Supreme Governor of the Church of England. Queen Elizabeth II. was the longest-reigning monarch in British history and the first monarch ever to celebrate a Platinum Jubilee. She passed away at the age of 96 surrounded by close family members at Balmoral Castle in Scotland. Following her death, her son King Charles III succeeded to the throne. With a worldwide strictly limited mintage of only 100 pieces, the **Queen Elizabeth II 1/4 oz Gold Coin featuring unpublished portraits by Raphael Maklouf** is an exceptionally exclusive issue with outstanding historical and artistic significance. The coin is delivered in the original box including a numbered Certificate of Authenticity.