2025 Tudor Beasts 1 oz 'White Greyhound of Richmond' Gold Bullion Coin

The 2025 White Greyhound of Richmond 1 oz Gold Coin is the seventh bullion coin in the Royal Tudor Beasts series. In heraldry, the Greyhound links Henry VIII to his ancestor Edward III.

The reverse design, illustrated by David Lawrence, was inspired by the stone beast outside Hampton Court Palace. It is also enhanced with the added surface animation for security and authenticity.

• Fineness: 24 carat gold / 0.9999 pure gold
• Finish: Bullion
• Gold Content: Contains 1 troy ounce
• Tax Benefits: Exempt from Capital Gains Tax & VAT
• Weight: 31.21g
• Diameter: 32.69mm

Protect your gold coin with a 33mm coin capsule.

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The History of The White Greyhound of Richmond

In 1449, Henry VI granted the title of Earl of Richmond to his half-brother Edmund Tudor. Edmund was permitted to use a version of the Royal Arms featuring a white greyhound as a heraldic beast.

The white greyhound symbolised his Tudor and Lancastrian ancestry. Edmund's son would later become King Henry VII after defeating King Richard III.

The Tudor Beasts

The Tudor Beasts (also known as the King's Beasts) are a series of heraldic statues, which flank the moat bridge at Hampton Court Palace. The ten statues represent King Henry VIII's Tudor ancestry and his marriage to his third wife, Jane Seymour.

What Is Capital Gains Tax?

Capital Gains Tax (CGT) is a form of levies imposed on the profit garnered from the sale of assets, such as real estate, investments, and collectibles. To learn more about Capital Gains Tax you can view our comprehensive guide to CGT on Bullion that explains how Capital Gains Tax applies to precious metal bullion.

For UK residents, coins which are current UK sterling legal tender are exempt from capital gains tax (CGT).

The obverse features British designer, Martin Jennings ‘uncrowned portrait’ of His Majesty King Charles III.

The inscription reads as the following:

CHARLES III · D · G · REX · F · D · 100 POUNDS ·

The reverse features the Greyhound of Richmond, a heraldic supporter of King Henry VIII. To differentiate itself, the beast holds a shield used in jousting tournaments. The shield bears the three lions of England, which also featured on the emblem of the House of Lancaster.

The inscription of the coin reads as follows:

GREYHOUND OF RICHMOND · 1oz · FINE GOLD · 999.9 ·