The Tudor Beasts Series from The Royal Mint has become one of the most recognized modern bullion collections produced by the historic mint. Drawing inspiration from the ten heraldic beasts found at Hampton Court Palace, the series brings these royal symbols to life through detailed silver and gold coin designs released over multiple years. Collectors and investors alike appreciate the series for its connection to British history, attractive artwork, and the long-standing reputation of The Royal Mint. Right now, 2026 2 oz British Silver Tudor Beasts Royal Dragon Tubes are available online at BullionMax.

Coin Highlights:

• Coins arrive in an acrylic tube of 10!
• 9th BU release in the Tudor Beasts Series!
• Contains 2 troy oz of .9999 pure silver per coin in BU condition (20 troy oz total).
• Issued a face value of 5 Pound sterling (GBP) by Britain.
• The obverse features King Charles III.
• On the reverse are the Royal Dragon and a medieval English shield.

These 2026 2 oz British Silver Tudor Beasts Royal Dragon Tubes include 10 Brilliant Uncirculated coins per tube. Altogether, this product offers 20 troy ounces of .9999 pure silver while also giving collectors the opportunity to own the newest release in The Royal Mint’s Tudor Beasts collection.

The obverse of the 2026 British Silver Tudor Beasts Royal Dragon Coin displays the official portrait of King Charles III created by Martin Jennings. Shown in left-profile relief, the portrait presents the monarch in a calm and realistic style. Jennings is known throughout Britain for his sculptural work, and his design on this coin combines traditional royal portrait elements with modern detail and natural character.

On the reverse of the 2026 2 oz Silver Tudor Beasts Royal Dragon Coin is the image of the Royal Dragon standing alongside a quartered shield. The shield features England’s Three Lions together with the French fleur de lis, two important symbols connected to the history of the English monarchy. The combination of the dragon and shield highlights themes tied to royal power, medieval warfare, and the historical ties between England and France.

The Royal Dragon has roots in British heraldry that date back long before the Tudor dynasty. Ancient Welsh rulers used the red dragon as a battle standard, and historians trace the symbol even further back to the Romano-British era. During that period, British leaders adopted the draco banners carried by Roman cavalry units, eventually helping shape the dragon into one of the most enduring symbols associated with Wales and British history.

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