As one of The Royal Mint’s most ambitious bullion programs, the Tudor Beasts collection brings together history, heraldry, and detailed coin artistry in a unique multi-year series. Inspired by the ten heraldic creatures displayed at Hampton Court Palace, the collection presents these royal guardians on finely struck gold and silver coins. The program has attracted collectors worldwide through its combination of historical importance, strong design work, and the respected reputation of Britain’s historic mint. Now, 2026 1 oz British Gold Tudor Beasts Royal Dragon Tubes are available online at JM Bullion.

Coin Highlights:

• Coins arrive in a plastic tube of 10 coins!
• 9th image in the BU Tudor Beasts Series!
• Contains 1 troy oz of .9999 pure gold per coin in BU condition (10 troy oz total).
• Issued a face value of 100 Pound sterling (GBP) by Britain.
• King Charles III on the obverse.
• Royal Dragon and the medieval Royal Arms on the reverse.

These 2026 1 oz British Gold Tudor Beasts Royal Dragon Tubes come with a total of 10 coins inside. Each coin in the tube is available in Brilliant Uncirculated condition, with the tube offering you a total of 10 troy ounces of 24-karat gold.

The obverse of the 2026 British Gold Tudor Beasts Royal Dragon features the official likeness of King Charles III, created by Martin Jennings. Shown in left-profile relief, the portrait conveys a sense of quiet confidence and classical royal tradition. Jennings applies the same attention to detail and personality that have earned him widespread recognition within Britain’s contemporary sculptural community. 

On the reverse of the 2026 1 oz Gold Tudor Beasts Royal Dragon Coin is the Royal Dragon holding a quartered shield displaying England’s Three Lions together with the French fleur de lis. This pairing forms one of the most recognizable heraldic combinations associated with British royal history. The legendary dragon alongside these important dynastic symbols reflects centuries of monarchy, conquest, and the shared historical ties linking England and France. 

The Celtic roots of the Royal Dragon symbol run extraordinarily deep, stretching back to the pre-Roman Iron Age cultures of Britain and Ireland, where serpentine and dragon-like creatures featured prominently in religious iconography, warrior culture, and the mythological traditions that shaped the spiritual worldview of the Celtic peoples. The red dragon of Wales, in particular, carries the weight of the Mabinogion’s tale of the battle between the red dragon of Britain and the white dragon of the Saxon invaders, a story that became one of the foundational myths of Welsh national identity.

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