THE ROYAL MINT BRITISH LION 5oz SILVER COIN or £280 CASH!
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THE ROYAL MINT BRITISH LION 5oz SILVER COIN or £280 CASH!
THE PRIZE WILL BE DRAWN REGARDLESS OF TICKET SALES, GUARANTEED!
Showcases a 2026-dated reverse design featuring Britain’s iconic lion in magnificently detailed low relief
Incorporates a dynamic Union Flag surface animation that seamlessly blends patriotic flair with cutting-edge security technology
The largest coin in this range containing five ounces of 999 fine silver
The captivatingly enhanced visibility of engraved detail makes it an ideal statement piece for collectors
This 2026-dated 5oz silver bullion coin features a striking design of a British lion. The meticulous depiction is further enhanced by a Union Flag surface animation, which acts as a built-in security feature. Crafted from 999 fine silver in accordance with The Royal Mint’s Bullion standard, this coin is an impressive option for both collectors and investors. Each coin is securely packaged for transportation and storage.
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