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The Lion of England - Designed by Jody Clark, also the creator of Her Majesty’s widely used fifth coinage portrait - bri...
28/07/2025

The Lion of England - Designed by Jody Clark, also the creator of Her Majesty’s widely used fifth coinage portrait - brings this beast to life on the Queen’s Beasts series, adding depth and character to a centuries‑old emblem.

Meaning & History:
This crowned golden lion first began appearing in English heraldry in the 12th century and has remained a symbol of courage, dignity, and royal might ever since. On the obverse, Clark masterfully depicts the lion roaring, its paw raised and gripping England’s coat of arms, a bold tribute to “the king of beasts”.

Significance:
- A centuries‑old emblem of sovereignty, strength, and national identity.
First coin in the Queen’s Beasts series (released March 2016), setting the tone for all that followed.
Designed to evoke the original Tudor-era statues that flanked Henry VIII’s Moat Bridge, symbols of lineage and legitimacy.

Why it’s special:
Jody Clark’s design uniquely blends historic gravitas with modern flair, capturing every whisker, claw, and crown detail in exquisite relief. It’s not just a coin, it’s England’s legacy in your home.

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The Falcon of the PlantagenetsBefore banners waved in the wind, before knights raised their swords beneath royal crests,...
24/07/2025

The Falcon of the Plantagenets

Before banners waved in the wind, before knights raised their swords beneath royal crests, the falcon had already taken its place in England’s royal bloodline.

This wasn’t just any bird. In the Middle Ages, falconry was a sport of kings, but the white falcon came to represent far more than nobility. For the House of Plantagenet, it symbolized elite lineage, precision, and a power that struck with unerring focus.
In the Queen’s Beasts series, this falcon rises again.

Significance:
- The sixth coin in The Queen’s Beasts bullion collection, released in 2019. It follows the legendary Unicorn of Scotland and precedes the formidable Yale of Beaufort.

- Struck in .9999 fine gold and silver, it features a stoic falcon clutching a shield bearing a second falcon, caged but unbroken, the badge of Edward IV, a monarch of ambition and iron will.

Why It Matters:
The design by Jody Clark isn't ornamental, it’s intentional. The falcon perches high, wings slightly raised, ready to soar or strike. It represents vision, vigilance, and dynastic strength, qualities that defined Plantagenet rule for over 300 years.

This isn’t just a coin.
It’s a royal predator cast in gold.
It’s the eye of a dynasty that never blinked.
It’s England, watching, always ready.

If you are at a stage in life where protecting your hard-earned assets is just as important as growing them, gold is you...
06/07/2025

If you are at a stage in life where protecting your hard-earned assets is just as important as growing them, gold is your ally. Unlike paper money, gold cannot be printed at will. It is finite. Its rarity and universal demand make it resilient in times of crisis and uncertainty. Throughout history — from ancient civilizations to modern economies — gold has weathered wars, recessions, and financial crashes. When banks collapse or markets panic, investors turn to gold. Why? Because it holds its worth when everything else can lose it overnight.

When you invest in gold, you’re not just preserving wealth - you’re preserving a legacy. At Crown and Bullion, we offer ...
01/07/2025

When you invest in gold, you’re not just preserving wealth - you’re preserving a legacy. At Crown and Bullion, we offer premium gold and silver coins that hold history in every detail. Whether you're a seasoned investor or just starting your journey, trust us to deliver secure, authentic, and exquisite pieces to your door.

Because your future deserves more than numbers - it deserves meaning.

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