While the White Horse of Hanover is a fairly small part of George Is Royal Arms, it held important significance. The heraldic beast appeared on all military uniforms of the period, as well as on royal badges of office. This beast, which symbolizes wisdom and strength, is the ninth one to feature on the reverse field of the Queens Beast Series. At Provident Metals, you can purchase 2020 British Queens Beast White Horse 1 oz Gold Coins today.

Highlights:

• Coins arrive to you in an NGC protective plastic slab!
• 9th entry in the Queens Beast Series!
• Contains 1 Troy oz of .9999 pure gold.
• Bears a face value of 100 Pound Sterling (GBP) backed by the government of Britain.
• The NGC gave it a near-perfect grade of MS69.
• A Queen Elizabeth II effigy is displayed on the obverse.
• The reverse field bears the White Horse of Hanover with the Royal Arms of King George I.

2020 British Queens Beast White Horse 1 oz Gold Coins will be shipped to you in an NGC protective plastic slab. The Numismatic Guarantee Corporation has issued this coin a Mint State 69 which means its in near-perfect certification. Coins with this grade showcase full, original, mint luster with no more than two minor flaws present.

Obverse

Featured on the obverse of all 2020 British Queens Beast White Horse 1 oz Coins is the effigy of Queen Elizabeth II. This right-profile image was created by Jody Clark and has been used by the Royal Mint since 2016. Inscriptions on this field include 100 POUNDS, ELIZABETH II, D.G.REG.F.D.

Reverse

The reverse field of all 2020 British Queens Beast White Horse Gold Coins features the Royal Arms of King George I in front of the White Horse of Hanover standing on its hind legs. The Royal Arms depicted here feature Three Lions and Lion of Scotland in the first quadrant, the French fleur-de-lis in the second, the Harp of Ireland in the third, and the Arms of Hanover in the fourth. The Arms of Hanover includes the White Horse in the bottom portion. Inscriptions on this field read 1 OZ, FINE GOLD, 999.9, 2020, WHITE HORSE OF HANOVER.

History

Although the White Horse of Hanover passed out of the Royal Arms in 1837, it remains an important part of the history of the Hanoverian family, and as such, Queen Elizabeth IIs ancestry. This popular series ran from 2016-2021 and featured all 10 heraldic beasts, also known as the Queens Beasts.

Ordering

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