The Great Britain 2026 100th Anniversary of the Birth of Queen Elizabeth II 92.5% Proof Silver Piedfort Coin 56.56g commemorates a historic milestone — the centenary of the birth of one of the most influential monarchs in modern history.
As Britain’s longest-reigning monarch, Queen Elizabeth II served as a symbol of continuity, stability, and dedication through decades of social and global transformation. Since her accession in 1952, The Royal Mint struck every official UK circulating and commemorative coin of her reign, making her portrait one of the most recognised images in numismatic history.
Struck from 56.56 grams of 92.5% sterling silver in prestigious Piedfort format — double the thickness of standard proof coins — this commemorative release offers exceptional presence, weight, and craftsmanship. The reverse design by renowned heraldic artist Timothy Noad draws inspiration from the intricate ironwork of St George’s Chapel at Windsor Castle, the final resting place of Queen Elizabeth II. The elegant royal monogram “EIIR” sits beneath the Crown, surrounded by decorative scrollwork and the inscription “QUEEN ELIZABETH II · EXALTABITUR IN GLORIA · 1926-2026”, honouring her enduring legacy. The obverse depicts Martin Jennings’s effigy of His Majesty King Charles III, surrounded by the inscription “CHARLES III · D · G · REX · F · D” along with the face value and year of issue.
Limited to only 1,250 pieces worldwide, this distinguished Piedfort silver coin stands as a powerful tribute to a life of duty, service, and historic significance.
Product Highlights:
．Contains 56.56g of 92.5% pure silver
．Worldwide limited mintage of 1,250 silver coins
．Commemorates the 100th anniversary of the birth of Queen Elizabeth II (1926-2026)
．Reverse design by heraldic artist Timothy Noad, inspired by the ironwork of St George’s Chapel, Windsor Castle
．Piedfort proof strike — double thickness; Exceptional proof finish with refined sculptural detail
．The coin is presented in an elegant packaging with a certificate of authenticity
* 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.
