1 oz The Royal Arms Gold Coin 2025 - official Royal Coat of Arms of the United Kingdom
The 1 oz The Royal Arms Gold Coin 2025 is an exclusive gold bullion coin by The Royal Mint, with the official Royal Coat of Arms of the United Kingdom on the reverse. Contains one troy ounce of pure .9999/1000 gold (31.1035 g), face value 100 GBP, UK legal tender.
At GoldInvest24 authorised Royal Mint coins in protective capsules.
Royal Arms - 850 years of British heraldry
Royal Arms (Royal Coat of Arms) is the official coat of arms of the British monarchy. Current form after Union with Scotland (1707) and Ireland (1801). Oldest elements from 12th century - three golden lions of England from Richard the Lionheart, red lion rampant of Scotland from William I, harp of Ireland from James I.
Shield divided into 4 quarters: 1st and 4th - three English lions, 2nd - Scottish lion, 3rd - Irish harp. Supporters: lion (England) and unicorn (Scotland), both crowned. Mottos: "HONI SOIT QUI MAL Y PENSE" (Order of the Garter) and "DIEU ET MON DROIT" (God and my right).
Key features
- Issuer: The Royal Mint - LBMA Good Delivery
- Country of issue: United Kingdom
- Metal: Investment gold (Au)
- Fineness: .9999/1000 (24K)
- Weight: 1 troy ounce (31.1035 g)
- Diameter: 32.69 mm
- Thickness: 2.79 mm
- Face value: 100 GBP
- Obverse: Charles III (Martin Jennings, since 2023)
- Reverse: UK Royal Coat of Arms
- Series: The Royal Arms (since 2019)
- UK CGT: Exempt as legal tender
- VAT: 0% (investment gold)
- Packaging: Protective capsule at GoldInvest24
Market analysis
Royal Arms (since 2019) fills gap between Britannia and Tudor Beasts. Bullion function: 5-7% premium over spot. Collector element: heraldic symbolism. Mintage 100-200K/year - middle position. Early vintages (2019) command 10-20% over spot.
Obverse - Charles III (Martin Jennings)
Obverse depicts Charles III portrait by Martin Jennings, identical to Britannia. Inscriptions: CHARLES III · D · G · REX · F · D · 100 POUNDS · 2025.
Reverse - Royal Coat of Arms
Reverse displays full UK Royal Coat of Arms. Shield divided: three English lions, Scottish lion, Irish harp. Lion and unicorn supporters. Crown, mottos HONI SOIT QUI MAL Y PENSE and DIEU ET MON DROIT. Inscriptions: THE ROYAL ARMS · 1 OZ FINE GOLD 999.9 · 2025.
Technical specifications
| Parameter |
Value |
| Manufacturer |
The Royal Mint, Llantrisant |
| Accreditation |
LBMA Good Delivery |
| Series |
The Royal Arms (since 2019) |
| Metal |
Gold |
| Fineness |
.9999/1000 |
| Weight |
1 oz (31.1035 g) |
| Diameter |
32.69 mm |
| Face value |
100 GBP |
| Year of issue |
2025 |
| Obverse |
Martin Jennings, Charles III |
| Reverse |
UK Royal Coat of Arms |
| Packaging |
Protective capsule |
| VAT |
0% |
| Catalog number |
109390 |
FAQ
How does Royal Arms differ from Britannia?
Identical parameters. Britannia allegorical figure, Royal Arms official coat of arms.
Subject to VAT?
No. Investment gold VAT-exempt.
CGT-free in UK?
Yes. As UK legal tender, exempt from Capital Gains Tax.
What do the Latin inscriptions mean?
HONI SOIT QUI MAL Y PENSE - Order of the Garter motto. DIEU ET MON DROIT - "God and my right", British monarchy motto.
