Gold State Coach Silver Proof 50p

The Gold State Coach is a magnificent, eight-horse-drawn carriage that has been a symbol of British royalty since its creation.

Commissioned in 1760 by Francis Rawdon-Hastings for King George III, it was designed by Sir William Chambers and built by Samuel Butler. Although it was intended for George III’s coronation in 1761, it wasn’t completed until 1762

The Gold State Coach is a dazzling, living part of British history. The iconic carriage which featured spectacularly at Queen Elizabeth II’s Platinum Jubilee pageant and the Coronation of King Charles III, is on display at the Royal Mews, the working stables of Buckingham Palace.

Struck from Sterling Silver to a pristine proof finish, this iconic Gold State Coach is now immortalised on the collector's favourite coin

Here's why it's a CPM Prestige recommendation...

• The Gold State Coach is a dazzling, living part of British history – now immortalised on the collector’s favourite coin
• Featuring intricate, newly commissioned artwork by Quentin Peacock, this Silver 50p features a design showcasing The Gold State Coach – used at every coronation since 1831.
• Proof Finish – Struck from Sterling Silver, this 50p has been finished to a proof standard, accentuating the detail
• This numismatic treasure is limited to just 995 worldwide