James Bond 007 Coins

Six Decades of 007 is a bullion coin range from The Royal Mint. It celebrates 60 years of James Bond films, with one coin for each decade from the 1960s to the 2010s.

Every design was issued in 1oz gold and 1oz silver, and every coin is UK legal tender. That makes them free from Capital Gains Tax for UK residents.

The Royal Mint also released the range as proof and Brilliant Uncirculated collector coins. Our listings are for the bullion coins only, and you'll find our full range of them below.

What is the Six Decades of 007 range?

The Royal Mint launched Six Decades of 007 in 2024 to celebrate 60 years of James Bond, Britain's favourite secret agent. Each coin is dedicated to the Bond films of one decade.

The range was produced under licence, in partnership with EON Productions Ltd and Danjaq.

Bullion, proof and Brilliant Uncirculated

The Royal Mint released Six Decades of 007 in three standards: bullion, proof and Brilliant Uncirculated.

Bullion coins are made for investors and are priced mainly on their gold or silver content. Proof and Brilliant Uncirculated coins are collector editions, struck with a higher-quality finish and sold in presentation packaging.

The coins we list on this page are the bullion versions only, in 1oz gold and 1oz silver. They don't include the proof or Brilliant Uncirculated coins.

The designs

Each reverse shows a famous vehicle from a Bond film of that decade, with the titles of the decade's films shown in the design. The scene is circled by the gun barrel effect that opens every 007 film.

The obverse of every coin carries the official coinage portrait of King Charles III by Martin Jennings.

The Bond of the 2010s coin is the sixth and final release in the bullion range.

The Royal Mint set a limited mintage of 100,000 for several of the 1oz silver coins, including the 1960s, 1970s and 1980s designs.

James Bond coins and tax

All Six Decades of 007 bullion coins are UK legal tender. That means any gain you make when you sell them is free from Capital Gains Tax (CGT) for UK residents.

The gold coins are 999.9 fine, so they count as investment gold and are VAT-free. Silver isn't VAT-free in the UK. New silver coins carry VAT at the standard rate, while pre-owned silver coins are sold under the VAT margin scheme, so VAT is only charged on the dealer's margin.

If you're not sure how tax applies to you, it's worth speaking to a tax adviser.

Buying and selling James Bond coins with Gold Traders

Gold Traders is an Official Partner of The Royal Mint, and the only one in the South West. Our stock of James Bond coins changes often, so check back if the coin you want is out of stock.

When the time comes to sell, we buy Six Decades of 007 bullion coins in gold and silver. You can sell in person at our Royal Wootton Bassett and Bodmin branches, or by post. See what we pay for gold coins and silver coins.

If you like modern Royal Mint bullion with a story behind it, take a look at our Myths and Legends range too.