Queen Elizabeth II 65th Anniversary Coronation Coin

On June 2, 1953, Queen Elizabeth II entered Westminster Abbey for her coronation, beginning what has become the longest reign of the monarchy. She was guarded by ten, six-foot tall plaster statues of legendary heraldic beasts, each holding a shield tracing a different aspect of the Queen's long lineage. Now, you can celebrate this historic coronation and the great beasts that guarded it with the Queen Elizabeth II 65th Anniversary Coronation Coin, available in an edition limited to 999 worldwide exclusively from The Bradford Exchange. This specially designed legal tender coin is issued by Tristan du Cunha, and fully authorized by Buckingham Palace to commemorate this historic occasion.

Offered in coveted Proof condition, this .999 silver-plated five crowns coin features ten distinctive numismatic effigies of the beast sculptures, tracing the Queen's genealogy. Rich, gold-plated highlights grace each of the ten effigies along with the Queen's cypher. The year, along with the Queen's official 2018 effigy, graces the obverse side of the coin. A bold addition to your own collection and a perfect patriotic gift, this five crowns coin arrives sealed in a crystal-clear capsule with a FREE custom display box for preservation. Strong demand is expected, so don't delay. Order now!