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Not sold on royalmint.com
The matt-finish 2oz gold proof was released through authorised distributors only. The Royal Mint has not published a mintage.
Bullion House · Baker Street
2027 Tudor Beasts Completer2oz gold proof · Matt finish
- 2oz 999.9 gold
- £200 face value
- NGC PF70
- First Day of Issue
The Completer closes The Royal Mint's Royal Tudor Beasts series with all ten beasts on one coin. This matt-finish 2oz gold proof was never sold on royalmint.com. Call or enquire and a specialist confirms price and availability.
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NGC PF70 First Day of Issue
PF70 is the highest grade NGC awards. Each coin is sealed in its NGC holder.
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20 coins available
We have secured 20. Call or enquire to reserve one.
The final Royal Tudor Beasts coin
What is the Completer?
The Royal Tudor Beasts series follows the ten heraldic statues on the Moat Bridge at Hampton Court Palace. The Completer is the last coin in the series and the only one to show all ten beasts together, set around a Tudor rose.
David Lawrence designed the reverse, as he did for every coin in the series. The obverse carries Martin Jennings' portrait of King Charles III. The range was released on 10 September 2026 and is dated 2027. The Royal Mint closed the Queen's Beasts series the same way in 2021.
The ten beasts
- 01The Seymour Panther
- 02The Lion of England
- 03The Yale of Beaufort
- 04The Bull of Clarence
- 05The Seymour Unicorn
- 06The Tudor Dragon
- 07The Greyhound of Richmond
- 08The Queen's Panther
- 09The Royal Dragon
- 10The Queen's Lion
The 2027 range
The Completer range at a glance
Mintages and issue prices for the range The Royal Mint released on 10 September 2026. The matt-finish 2oz gold proof was not part of it.
| Coin | Mintage | Issue price | Royal Mint status |
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| £5 Brilliant Uncirculated | Unlimited | £18.50 | Available |
| 1oz Silver Proof | 6,000 | £165 | Available |
| 2oz Silver Proof | 750 | £325 | Sold out |
| Silver Proof Two-Coin Set | 375 | £325 | Sold out |
| 5oz Silver Proof | 200 | £787.50 | Sold out |
| 10oz Silver Proof | 125 | £1,597.50 | Sold out |
| 1/4oz Gold Proof | 350 | £1,360 | Sold out |
| 1oz Gold Proof | 300 | £5,320 | Sold out |
| 2oz Gold Proof | 75 | £10,535 | Sold out |
| 2oz Gold Proof, Matt FinishThis coin | Not published | Not sold on royalmint.com | Authorised distributors only |
Figures as published at release. The 75 mintage is for the standard 2oz gold proof.
Most of the range sold out on release day
Collectors reported most of the range selling out on royalmint.com within an hour of release. The standard 2oz gold proof, limited to 75 coins, was among the first to go. The 1oz silver proof and the £5 coin remained available.
Finish and grade
About the matt finish
A standard proof has mirrored fields and frosted detail. A matt proof has an even satin finish across the whole coin, with no reflections to hide the detail.
NGC PF70 First Day of Issue
- NGC is an independent grading service. It authenticates the coin, grades it and seals it in a tamper-evident holder.
- PF70 is the highest grade on NGC's 70-point scale: no imperfections at 5x magnification.
- First Day of Issue means NGC received the coin within one day of its release.
- Every holder carries a certificate number you can check on NGC's website before you buy.
- Year
- 2027
- Metal
- 999.9 fine gold
- Weight
- 2 troy oz
- Face value
- £200
- Finish
- Matt proof
- Reverse
- David Lawrence
- Obverse
- Martin Jennings
- Grade
- NGC PF70 First Day of Issue
For context
Other Royal Mint 2oz gold proofs
Three recent Royal Mint 2oz gold proofs in NGC PF70, with their mintages and the prices dealers are asking today.
| Coin | Mintage | Grade | Dealer asking price |
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| 2019 Una and the Lion 2oz Gold Proof | 225 | NGC PF70 | Above £50,000 |
| 2023 Coronation of King Charles III 2oz Gold Proof | 300 | NGC PF70 | Around £32,000 |
| 2020 Three Graces 2oz Gold Proof | 325 | NGC PF70 | Around £27,000 |
Dealer asking prices seen in September 2026, not sale prices. Shown for context only. Past performance is not a guide to future value, coin values can fall as well as rise, and this is not investment advice.
How to buy
From enquiry to delivery
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Call or send an enquiry
Call us or send the form. No payment is taken at this stage.
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Confirm price and coin
A specialist confirms the price and the NGC certificate number of your coin, then takes secure payment.
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Delivery or Baker Street collection
Arrange insured UK delivery or collect from our Baker Street showroom.
Baker Street, London
Speak to a Baker Street specialist
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Frequently asked questions
What is the 2027 Tudor Beasts Completer?
It is the final coin in The Royal Mint's Royal Tudor Beasts series. David Lawrence's reverse shows all ten Hampton Court beasts around a Tudor rose. The range was released on 10 September 2026 and is dated 2027.
Why was the matt finish not on The Royal Mint's website?
The Royal Mint's website offered a standard 2oz gold proof limited to 75 coins. The matt-finish version was released through authorised distributors only, and its mintage has not been published.
How much is it, and how do I buy one?
The price is on application. Send an enquiry or call us, and a specialist will confirm the price and the NGC certificate number of your coin. No payment is taken until you decide to go ahead.
Is it exempt from VAT and Capital Gains Tax?
Qualifying investment gold is generally exempt from VAT in the UK, and UK legal-tender gold coins may be exempt from Capital Gains Tax for UK individuals. Tax depends on your circumstances, so seek professional advice before relying on an exemption.
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20 coins, all NGC PF70 First Day of Issue. Call or send an enquiry to confirm today's price.