1 oz UK Royal Mint Queen’s Beasts Completer .9999 Gold Bar (In Assay)

Celebrate the legacy of British heraldry with this remarkable 1 oz Queen’s Beasts Completer Gold Bar, struck by The Royal Mint. Designed to mark the conclusion of the world-famous Queen’s Beasts series, this uniquely square-shaped gold bar is minted from 1 Troy ounce of .9999 fine gold, combining both investment appeal and numismatic artistry. With an extremely limited mintage of just 5,000 bars worldwide and now officially sold out at The Royal Mint, this premium release is a true collector's treasure.

Each bar arrives in tamper-evident, secure blister assay packaging, preserving the bar’s stunning brilliance and ensuring its authenticity.

Bar Highlights:

• Contains 1 oz of .9999 fine gold
• Limited mintage of just 5,000 bars worldwide – now sold out at The Royal Mint
• Packaged in blister-sealed assay packaging with authentication
• Obverse: Features The Royal Mint logo and inscriptions for metal weight and purity
• Reverse: Showcases Mary Gillick’s iconic effigy of Queen Elizabeth II, surrounded by the 10 Queen’s Beasts in an elaborate heraldic arrangement
• Produced by The Royal Mint, United Kingdom’s official mint
• Legal tender gold bar (non-denominated)

A Stunning Finale to a Celebrated Series

The Queen’s Beasts Completer Gold Bar pays homage to the entire 10-coin Queen’s Beasts bullion coin series, which launched in 2016 and concluded in 2021. This final release in bar format brings together all ten mythical and historical creatures, circling the youthful portrait of Queen Elizabeth II. The result is a design rich in symbolism, precision, and elegance, celebrating the Queen’s ancestry and royal heritage.

The reverse design, crafted in high detail, features each of the following beasts:

• Lion of England
• Griffin of Edward III
• Unicorn of Scotland
• Red Dragon of Wales
• Black Bull of Clarence
• Falcon of the Plantagenets
• Yale of Beaufort
• White Lion of Mortimer
• White Horse of Hanover
• White Greyhound of Richmond

These creatures were first introduced as six-foot-tall statues made of plaster that stood guard during Queen Elizabeth II’s coronation at Westminster Abbey in 1953. Sculpted by James Woodford, they embodied centuries of British monarchy, lineage, and myth. Today, the original statues reside in Canada’s Museum of History, while stone replicas are on display at the UK’s renowned Kew Gardens.

About The Royal Mint

Operating for over 1,100 years, The Royal Mint is one of the oldest and most respected mints in the world. Headquartered in Llantrisant, Wales, The Royal Mint is internationally renowned for its innovative design, exceptional quality, and security. The Queen’s Beasts series is one of its most celebrated modern programs, alongside other revered releases like the Britannia, Tudor Beasts, and Royal Arms collections.