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Queen Victoria and Prince Albert were both born in 1819, three months apart. They married in 1840 and developed a close partnership that left a lasting mark on Britain's 19th-century cultural and political life.
This coin's reverse displays portraits taken from William Wyon's 1851 Great Exhibition Council medal, accompanied by the inscription 'VICTORIA REGINA + ALBERTUS PRINCEPS CONJUX' with 'MDCCCXIX' (1819) beneath.
The historic reverse is paired with Jody Clark's definitive portrait of Queen Elizabeth II, the great-great-granddaughter of Victoria and Albert. The inscription reads 'ELIZABETH II · D · G · REG · F · D · 10 POUNDS · 2019 ·'.
Struck in 999 fine silver, this proof finish £10 coin weighs 156.30 grams and offers investors five troy ounces of pure precious metal. This is a large piece, measuring 65.00 millimetres from milled edge to milled edge.
The Royal Mint issued just 498 of these silver proof five-ounce coins from an authorised mintage of 600. We will supply your Victoria and Albert coin in the original presentation case, complete with its numbered certificate.