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2023 St. Helena £1 1-oz Silver The Faerie Queen: Una and Redcrosse BU in Card
Saint George Prepares To Battle The Dragon Under The Guise Of Redcrosse The Knight
Long before Edmund Spencer wrote The Faerie Queen as an allegorical tale in 1589 that celebrated Queen Elizabeth I and the Tudor dynasty, the legend of Saint George Slaying the Dragon had spread across Europe. No doubt inspired by the epic legend, Spencer used a brave St. George-like knight named Redcrosse as a protagonist in his epic poem to symbolize the virtues of holiness and the Anglican church. Now Redcrosse/Saint George has returned on this fabulous new coin, the first release in The Faerie Queen series.
A Modern Take On A Medieval Chivalry
The design on this coin is sure to touch every chivalrous bone in your body. It shows The Princess Una beseeching Redcrosse to save her parents from a wicked, fire-breathing dragon. The beautiful Una stands proudly in her pristine robes while Redcrosse sits astride his horse dressed in armor and armed with a shield and sword. In the distance you can see a medieval castle and a winged dragon flying overhead with malevolent intent. Struck in a full ounce of highly pure 99.9% fine silver, the design simply sparkles on the surface of this coin. Released on behalf of Saint Helena, a volcanic tropical island nation in the South Atlantic Ocean that is part of the British Overseas Territory, these coins are £1 (one pound) legal tender and feature a portrait of Queen Elizabeth II on the obverse. Plus, each coin available here comes in gleaming Brilliant Uncirculated (BU) condition beautifully displayed in a decorative coin card.
Low Limited Edition For A Popular Theme
Just 5,000 of these 2023 St. Helena £1 One-Ounce Silver The Faerie Queen: Una and Redcrosse Coins have been struck for worldwide release—and only 4,000 are being made available outside the United Kingdom. That’s an exceedingly small edition for such a popular tale. In fact, the story has been entwined in British coinage for nearly 200 years dating back to the first Una and the Lion coin designed in 1839 by William Wyon for Queen Victoria to commemorate the beginning of her reign. Don’t miss out, reserve your coin today!
COIN HIGHLIGHTS:
- FIRST RELEASE IN THE FAERIE QUEEN SERIES – This coin is the first in the Faerie Queen Series and shows the princess Una beseeching Redcrosse the knight to save her parents from an evil dragon. The coin’s obverse features the portrait of Queen Elizabeth II.
- STRUCK IN HIGHLY PURE SILVER – Each The Faerie Queen: Una and Redcrosse Coin was struck by the East India Company in a full ounce of highly pure 99.9% fine silver and measures 38.6 mm in diameter.
- LEGAL-TENDER COIN – These 2023-dated St. Helena One-Ounce Silver The Faerie Queen: Una and Redcrosse Coins are £1 (one pound) legal tender in Saint Helena, a volcanic tropical island nation in the South Atlantic Ocean that is part of the British Overseas Territory.
- BRILLIANT UNCIRCULATED CONDITION – Your 2023 St. Helena £1 One-Ounce Silver The Faerie Queen: Una and Redcrosse Coin will come in gleaming Brilliant Uncirculated (BU) condition and housed in a decorative coin card.
- LOW LIMITED EDITION – The maximum worldwide edition limited for the 2023 St. Helena £1 One-Ounce Silver The Faerie Queen: Una and Redcrosse Coin has been set at just 5,000 coins with just 4,000 available outside the United Kingdom.
The classic Medieval tale of Saint George and the Dragon gets a new look on this 2023 St. Helena £1 One-Ounce Silver The Faerie Queen: Una and Redcrosse Coin. Just 5,000 coins have been released, so secure yours now before they’re all gone!
Availability | Out of Stock |
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Year of Issue | 2023 |
Country | St Helena Ascen Tris |
Composition | Silver |
Purity | 0.999 |
Grade | BU |
Denomination | 1.00 |
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Currency Type | Pound |
Coin Weight | 31.1 Grams - g |
Weight | 1 Ounce - oz |
Dimensions | 38.60 mm |
Restricted Payment Methods | Split Pay |