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2022 British Monarchs James I Five Ounce Silver Proof Coin

UK22J1S5O 2022 British Monarchs James I 5 Ounce Silver Proof Boxed

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Five oz proof coin featuring a historic portrait of James I from a limited edition of just 275 pieces! This silver coin comes from the fascinating British Monarchs collection. Celebrating some of the remarkable kings and queens who have graced British money, this new Royal Mint series will recreate 21 historic coins for a modern audience. This edition features a half-length portrait of King James I and is the second design released in the series. The first monarch of the Stuart dynasty, James was already King of Scotland when he inherited the English throne in 1603, uniting the two crowns. To commemorate his accession, James issued gold coins called Unites. This modern coin shows the armour-wearing portrait featured on Unites, remastered and refined by the design team at The Royal Mint. This is paired with Jody Clark’s portrait of Her Majesty the Queen, a distant descendant of James. This limited issue coin is struck to proof standard in 156.30 grams of 999 fine silver. The diameter is 65.00 millimetres and the face value is £10 / Ten Pounds. Your British Monarchs coin comes in its original presentation packaging from The Royal Mint with clear capsule. An information booklet and a certificate of authenticity are enclosed.
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One of just 275 issued! James I British Monarchs coin in 5oz silver proof.

British Monarchs Series

British coinage provides a fascinating insight into the reigns of the nation's monarchs, documenting developments in politics, art and technology across the centuries. The Royal Mint are celebrating this rich legacy with a new series focusing on the royals whose faces have graced our currency.

Billed as a five-year series, the British Monarchs collection will feature 21 Kings and Queens, starting with Tudor dynasty.

The first released featured King Henry VII with the second starring James I, the first of the Stuarts. He was already King of Scotland when he acceded to the English throne in 1603, following the death of Queen Elizabeth I. The hammered coinage James I issued included a range of new gold coins including the Laurel and the Unite, the latter named to celebrate the union of the two crowns that James brought about.

Portrait of James the First

The reverse of this new Royal Mint coin is inspired by the Unites struck during James I reign which featured a remarkable half-length portrait of the monarch, wearing a crown and armour and holding an orb and sceptre. This image has been carefully refined and recreated by the Mint's design team using modern minting technology. The legend reads: 'IACOBVS·D:G:MAG:BRIT:FRAN:ETC·HIB:REX·'.

This is paired with the current official coinage portrait of Her Majesty the Queen by Jody Clark, in use on British money since 2015. The obverse bears the inscription 'ELIZABETH II · D · G · REG · F · D · 10 POUNDS · 2022 ·'.

Five Ounce Silver Coin

Finished to proof standard, this coin is struck in 156.30 grams of 999 fine silver. It measures 65.00 millimetres across, has a face value of £10 / Ten Pounds and displays a milled edge.

This 5oz 2022 James I coin comes from a limited edition presentation of only 275 pieces.

You'll receive your silver coin in its original packaging from The Royal Mint which consists of a black display box in which the coin is presented in a capsule. Also included: a detailed information booklet and a numbered certificate of authenticity.

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