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2026 1/2 Gram Pitcairn Islands Gold Queen’s Beast Lion Coin (Proof-Like) Product image

Original price was: 4 ,500 $.Current price is: 4 ,000 $.

  • Coin arrives in a protective plastic flip!
  • Offered in the Queen’s Beasts Series from Tower Mint!
  • Proof-like visuals!
  • Limited issue of only 1,452 coins!
  • Contains 1/2 gram (.0161 troy oz) of .999 pure gold.
  • Issued a face value of 25 Cents by the Pitcairn Islands.
  • Obverse features King Charles III.
  • Reverse includes a depiction of the Lion of England.

The Tower Mint’s Queen’s Beast series is one of the most ambitious and magnificently conceived precious metals programs of the modern era, bringing the ten magnificent heraldic creatures that stood as carved stone guardians at the entrance to Westminster Abbey during Queen Elizabeth II’s coronation in 1953 to finely struck gold and silver in a multi-release program that has captivated collectors worldwide.

These 2026 1/2 Gram Pitcairn Islands Gold Queen’s Beast Lion Coins arrive in protective plastic flips and boast proof-like visuals, such as frosted devices and mirror-like fields. This design is one of five in the Tower Mint’s Queen’s Beasts Series. Each coin in the series features Queen Elizabeth II’s Royal Signet on the reverse, with a crowned EIIR emblem.

For the obverse of 2026 Pitcairn Islands Gold Queen’s Beast Lion Coins, you will find a bust of King Charles III. The eldest child and successor of Elizabeth II, Charles III, ascended the throne in September 2022 and was officially coronated in May 2023. This left-profile bust of His Majesty was created by Glyn Davies for select Tower Mint-issued collections.

In the reverse design of 2026 1/2 Gram Gold Queen’s Beast Lion Coins, the majestic Lion of England features alongside Her Late Majesty’s Royal Signet. The Lion of England appeared throughout Queen Elizabeth II’s reign as the principal supporter of the Royal Arms of the United Kingdom, its golden form standing guard on the right side of the royal shield as it has for every English and British monarch since the medieval period.

The Lion of England is the supreme symbol of English royal power and national identity, its bold, commanding presence in the heraldic tradition communicating strength, courage, and sovereign authority with an immediacy and force that has made it the most recognized and enduring emblem of the English crown across more than eight centuries of continuous use. As the defining creature of English heraldry, the lion represents the monarch’s role as the ultimate protector and defender of the realm.

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