One of the ten heraldic animals that line Hampton Court Palace's Moat Bridge is the Bull of Clarence. It is one of the heraldic symbols that is most English and "earthy" and symbolises power and might. The Bull of Clarence affirms the Yorkist ancestry of Henry VIII.

The belligerent “The Bull of Clarence” was portrayed on the coin's reverse by artist David Lawrence. The Bull of Clarence depicts Edward IV's resolve to continue his royal lineage as the first king of England to come from the House of York. It serves as Edward VI's heraldic emblem as well. The name "The Bull of Clarence" is shown at the top, while the year of issue is displayed at the bottom. The official coinage portrait of His Majesty King Charles III is featured on the obverse together with the face value and year of issue for the first time on this collection.

The Bull of Clarence witnessed the changes of the British royal family. It must be on collectors' want lists given its notable origin and history.

Product Highlights:

．Contains 5oz of 99.9% pure silver

．Limited mintage of 250 coins worldwide

．The fourth release in The Royal Tudor Beasts Collection

．Features the King’s Beast---the Bull of Clarence, representing Henry VIII’s Yorkist heritage

．Presented with a pamphlet in partnership with Historic Royal Palaces, revealing the symbolism behind the design.

* Pure silver tarnishes when exposed to air. It could change colour to brownish-red, black, or show white spots. The trade-in value of silver bullion items won't be impacted by this. The trade-in value for silver collectibles will be subject to the quote made by Emperio Gold and Silver Coins (HK) Limited.