«Falcon of the Plantagenets» - 6 coins from the series «Beasts of the Queen»

The Plantagenet Falcon is an investment coin presented in the Queen's Beasts issue. She, like other components of the collection, is inspired by sculptures guarding the entrance to Westminster Abbey during Her Majesty's coronation in 1953. Buying a money mark is of interest to investors. It is no less in demand among collectors who prefer to earn on the numismatic value of the coin, created by a small circulation that comes out during the year.

Description

"Falcon Plantagenets" is produced weighing 1 troy ounce (31.1 g) from the cleanest gold. The obverse of the coin depicts a portrait of Elizabeth the Second during the official accession to the throne. The background of the image is a guilloched drawing of the mint. In the circle are the inscriptions: "ELIZABETH II," "100 POUNDS," "D. G. REG. F. D. "(" By God's grace the queen, defender of faith ").

On the reverse you can see a falcon with spread wings, which sits on a heraldic shield depicting himself. As a background, a notch of thin lines woven in the form of chain mail is used. In circumference, information about the gold coin is presented: year of issue, metal sample, etc.