2026 Royal Dragon 1oz Gold Bullion Coin (Royal Tudor Beasts)
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Gold has been a trusted store of wealth for thousands of years, valued not only for its beauty but also for its rarity, durability, and universal acceptance. Today, gold bullion remains one of the most popular and accessible ways to preserve and grow wealth, with coins and bars offering investors flexibility in format, size, and price point.
Gold's intrinsic value and historical stability make it a core component of many investment strategies, whether for long-term holding or as a hedge against market volatility.
Gold Traders offers a comprehensive selection of bullion coins and bars, from fractional sizes suitable for gradual accumulation to substantial weights designed for larger portfolio positions. We stock brand new and carefully authenticated pre-owned gold, giving customers greater choice and often improved value.
All our gold bullion is sourced through trusted supply chains, ensuring every piece meets strict standards for purity and presentation.
One ounce coins and bars, equivalent to 31.1 grams, are internationally recognised and widely traded. Their familiar weight makes them a favourite for collectors and investors alike, offering liquidity, portability, and strong resale appeal.
The Royal Tudor Beasts is a bullion coin collection from The Royal Mint. It features the ten heraldic beasts that line the Moat Bridge at Hampton Court Palace, created for Henry VIII and his third wife, Jane Seymour.
The series ran from 2022 to 2026, with one beast in each release. Every coin is UK legal tender, so it's free from Capital Gains Tax for UK residents.
You'll find our full range of Royal Tudor Beasts coins below.
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