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2026 Royal Dragon 1oz Gold Coin
2026 Royal Dragon 1oz Gold Coin
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Order your 2026 Royal Dragon 1oz Gold Coin today. Struck in 24-carat .9999 fine gold by The Royal Mint, this release forms part of the acclaimed Royal Tudor Beasts collection. As official UK legal tender, it combines exceptional craftsmanship with one of the most recognisable symbols of the Tudor dynasty.
Why Choose the 2026 Royal Dragon 1oz Gold Coin?
The Royal Dragon is one of the most celebrated heraldic beasts associated with the Tudor dynasty, representing power, courage, and the Welsh ancestry of Henry VII. Its striking design has been created by renowned artist David Lawrence, inspired by the stone-carved Royal Dragon found at Hampton Court Palace.
Each coin is struck in 1 troy ounce of 999.9 fine gold and features a detailed reverse incorporating advanced surface animation technology, enhancing both its visual appeal and security. The obverse bears the official portrait of His Majesty King Charles III, designed by Martin Jennings.
As part of The Royal Tudor Beasts collection, the Royal Dragon continues one of The Royal Mint's most popular modern series, celebrating the heraldic creatures that symbolised the power and heritage of the Tudor monarchy.
As a UK legal tender coin, the 2026 Royal Dragon 1oz Gold Coin is exempt from Capital Gains Tax (CGT) for UK residents.
Key Benefits:
- 24-carat gold (999.9 fineness)
- Contains 1 troy ounce of pure gold
- Produced by The Royal Mint
- Features the Royal Dragon design by David Lawrence
- Official British legal tender and CGT exempt in the UK
- VAT free in the UK
Brief History of the Royal Dragon
The Royal Dragon has been associated with Wales and the Tudor family for more than 500 years. Adopted by Henry VII following his victory at the Battle of Bosworth, the red dragon became a powerful emblem of the Tudor dynasty and its Welsh heritage. Today, it stands as one of the most iconic heraldic symbols in British history and serves as the final release in The Royal Tudor Beasts collection, developed in collaboration with Historic Royal Palaces.
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