2019 1 oz British Silver Valiant Coin (BU)

There are few designs on British coinage and in British culture more important than that of St. George. The patron saint of England, St. George has been depicted in various renditions on artwork, in literature, and even on national coinage. The Royal Mint offers a stunning new rendition of this design on its British Silver Valiant Coinage. Right now, 2019 1 oz British Silver Valiant Coins are available to purchase online from Wallace Precious Metals.

Coin Highlights:

• Arrives inside of individual protective plastic capsules, rolls of 20, and boxes of 100!
• 1^st issue of the 1 oz British Silver Valiant!
• Contains 1 Troy oz of .9999 pure silver in BU condition.
• Bears a face value of 2 (GBP) backed by the government of Britain.
• On the obverse is Queen Elizabeth II.
• The reverse depicts St. George slaying a dragon with a spear.
• Reverse design by Etienne Millner.

Each 2019 1 oz British Silver Valiant Coin in this product listing is available to you in Brilliant Uncirculated condition. The coins are housed individually inside of protective plastic capsules. The British Silver Valiant makes its debut in 1 oz silver with this 2019 release and follows the 2018 debut of the same coin in a 10 oz silver option.

The story of St. George and the dragon is a classic one in Western European folklore. Remove St. George from the equation and this tale has been told countless times in nations across the European continent. It involves all of the trappings of a typical fairy tale. A beautiful princess is endangered by a deadly dragon and only one man is brave enough to slay the beast and save the day.

On the reverse side of 2019 1 oz British Silver Valiant Coins is a design from Etienne Millner. This design captures St. George on horseback as his faithful steed carries him to meet his destiny. The horse tramples over the dragon as St. George thrusts the spear into the beast to vanquish it and safe the beautiful damsel.

The obverse of 2019 British Silver Valiant Coins includes the latest effigy of Queen Elizabeth II. Her Majestys portrait is featured here in a design from Jody Clark. This fifth-generation design depicts the Queen in right-profile relief wearing the Royal Diadem crown and she is shown at the age of 89.

The Royal Mint of England is one of Europes longest-operating mints. The London Mint issued coins as early as the 9^th century when the city was under Danish control, but it became the foundation of the Royal Mint in 886 when Saxons reclaimed London and began issuing coins during the reign of King Alfred the Great.

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