2022 Henry VII Coins
Henry VII coins are the first release is a new range of coins from The Royal Mint to be known as the British Monarchs Collection.
The coins in the series will feature the infamous Henry VII, founder of the Tudor dynasty. See also Royal Tudor Beasts including The Lion of England.
These are low-mintage silver and gold coins that will sell out fast!
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What coins are in the British Monarchs Collection?
The Henry VII coins in The British Monarchs Collection are silver and gold-proof coins.
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eBay coins are not our coins for sale. Check coin authenticity, condition, and price directly with the Seller.
Prices may be considerably higher than the issue price from the Royal Mint.
Silver Coins
2022 1oz Silver British Monarchs King Henry VII Proof coin specification
| FINENESS | 999.9 |
|---|---|
| WEIGHT | 32.21g |
| DIAMETER | 38.61mm |
| METAL | Silver |
| MINT | Royal Mint |
| Alloy | 999 Fine Silver |
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| REVERSE DESIGNER | Alexander of Bruchsal |
| OBVERSE DESIGNER | Jody Clark |
| QUALITY | Proof |
| YEAR | 2022 |
| PURE METAL TYPE | Silver |
| EDGE | Milled |
Gold Coins
Specification
| Alloy | 999.9 Fine Gold |
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| REVERSE DESIGNER | Alexander of Bruchsal |
| OBVERSE DESIGNER | Jody Clark |
| QUALITY | Proof |
| YEAR | 2022 |
| EDGE | Milled |
What is the British Monarchs Coin Collection?
The British Monarchs Collection is a revolutionary new coin series from The Royal Mint.
Using historical coin designs, it will feature a range of coinage portraits for iconic monarchs from British history.
Each coin bears an original coinage portrait of a monarch as it appeared during their reign, transposed from genuine historical samples using state-of-the-art technology and faithfully recreated for contemporary coinage.
See also James I Coins released in March 2022.
What is Henry VII famous for?
The first Tudor King, Henry VII, was also the father of King Henry VIII.
A shrewd king, he gathered huge wealth for the Crown. He is also credited with successfully ending the War of the Roses between the houses of Lancaster and York
When did he reign?
Henry VII was King of England from 1485 to 1509.
What Henry VII coins for sale are there?
You can already find Henry VII coins for sale to British coin collectors, most notably the groat.
The image below is probably a reproduction, due to the age, there are many of those too however it does show the coin design with the profile portrait.
In addition to reintroducing profile portraits in England, Henry VII made several innovations to England’s coinage during his reign.
The introduction of the ‘shilling’ and perhaps most notably the introduction in 1489 of the first ‘Gold Sovereign’ tariffed at 20/- or one Pound.
What gold coin did Henry VII introduce?
In 1489, Henry VII issued a new gold coin, the ‘sovereign’. Its name reflects the splendor of a great gold coin worth 20 shillings, weighing 240 grains.
What’s a groat?
A groat is various medieval European coins, in particular, an English silver coin worth four old pence, issued between 1351 and 1662.
Henry VII Hammered Sovereign
In May 2021, The Royal Mint held an auction for an extremely rare NGC-Certified Henry VII Sovereign. The Type 2 Henry VII Sovereign hand-struck in gold more than 500 years ago!
The bidding opened at £950,000 (about $1.3 million USD) for this historic coin, which represents the beginning of the Tudor dynasty and a legacy that would establish England as a major world power. An Exclusive opportunity to own one of only two type 2 Henry VII Hammered Sovereigns, the coin remains unsold.
