The coin featuring the White Horse of Hanover is the latest release in the collection – a symbol that came to Her Majesty through her Hanoverian ancestors. In 1714 Georg Ludwig, ruler of the German duchy of Hanover, succeeded to the throne of Great Britain as George I. He brought with him the heraldry of the region including the device of a white horse on a red background. Key Features: >1/4 troy oz (7.78g) of .9999 fine gold >2020 issue featuring the White Horse of Hanover >Part of The Royal Mint’s Queen’s Beasts Collection >Detailed reverse design by Jody Clark, depicting the White Horse of Hanover >Features Queen Elizabeth II on the obverse >£25 face value as UK legal tender >Struck by The Royal Mint >Limited-mintage collectible bullion coin suitable for investment and collecting
The coin featuring the White Horse of Hanover is the latest release in the collection – a symbol that came to Her Majesty through her Hanoverian ancestors. In 1714 Georg Ludwig, ruler of the German duchy of Hanover, succeeded to the throne of Great Britain as George I. He brought with him the heraldry of the region including the device of a white horse on a red background.
Key Features:
>1/4 troy oz (7.78g) of .9999 fine gold >2020 issue featuring the White Horse of Hanover >Part of The Royal Mint’s Queen’s Beasts Collection >Detailed reverse design by Jody Clark, depicting the White Horse of Hanover >Features Queen Elizabeth II on the obverse >£25 face value as UK legal tender >Struck by The Royal Mint >Limited-mintage collectible bullion coin suitable for investment and collecting