Lady Margaret was one of the most influential figures in Britain during the Wars of the Roses. An heiress of the Beauforts and mother to Henry Tudor, the future King Henry VII, the heraldic beast of her family would pass on down through her son to the Royal Arms of England. The Yale of Beaufort is the seventh design of the 10-coin Queens Beast Series. Right now, you can buy the 2020 British Queens Beast Yale 10 oz Silver Coin online at Provident Metals.

Highlights:

• Arrives with an individual protective plastic capsule or a box of 15 coins!
• 7^th release of the Queens Beast silver series at the Royal Mint!
• Contains 10 Troy oz of .9999 pure silver in BU condition.
• Bears a face value of 10 Pound sterling fully backed by the British government.
• The obverse side offers a depiction of Queen Elizabeth II.
• On the reverse face is the Yale of Beaufort with the badge of King Henry VII.

If you purchase the 2020 British Queens Beast Yale 10 oz Silver Coin, you will receive a specimen that is in Brilliant Uncirculated condition. The coins in the 10 oz silver weight are packaged individually inside of protective plastic capsules or offered in a box of 15 coins.

Obverse

The obverse side of the 2020 British Queens Beast Yale Silver coin has a depiction of Queen Elizabeth II created in 2015 by Jody Clark for the Royal Mint of England. In this design, Her Majesty is shown in right-profile relief wearing the impressive George IV State Diadem Crown. Part of the crown jewels, this crown has 1,333 diamonds in its frame weighing more than 300 karats. The background field of the coin has the Royal Mints guilloche visible element.

Reverse

On the reverse face of 2020 British Queens Beast Yale 10 oz Silver coins is the Yale of Beaufort. The mythical heraldic beast stands behind a shield that bears the official badge of King Henry VII. This badge includes a portcullis with a crown above it.

History

The Yale was first recorded in written texts by Pliny the Elder and believed to be found in Aethiopia. It was said to be the size of a hippo with the tail of an elephant, jaws of a boar, and movable horns on its head. In European heraldry, the beast is often depicted with the body of a goat or antelope with horns that twist in various directions and the jaws of a boar. As a heraldic beast, it is a symbol of proud defense.

Ordering

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