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The Tudor Dragon Cometh in Bullion


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4 minutes ago, James32 said:

It's a turtle with a dragons head 😆 

 I know it's going to have that weird squatting body like ratboy from the viz but I'm not having that head. The head shouldn't be trying to look like a fierce dragon, look at the statue, its a party dragon

 

1 minute ago, SiCole said:

Strong and independent

 She's all 5 spice girls in one body

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 Still, I suppose they are doing us a service reminding us all why we love the queens beasts so much.

 

 It's fine, I'm still going to buy it, I'm enjoying collecting a set, keeps me buying bullion regularly and topping up the stack and it's more interesting than a brittania.

 

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Oh my gosh how could an artist designing coins for the ROYAL MINT absolutely ruin a Dragon?

For that matter, how could any artist ruin a Dragon?! 

And how on earth did it get approved?

This looks like 90s Cartoon Network (I loved that, but it should be a different series if at all, not the Tudor Beasts).

I’m invested in the 1oz silver reverse proof, so I’m going to slog along whether I like it or not. 😭

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37 minutes ago, Agaupl said:

Tbh it’s exactly as I expected it to look. For better or worse the series is pretty uniformly stylised. 

Uniformly comical, derpy, whacky… 😬

The Tudors were so regal and flamboyant, and this series had so much potential. Such a pity it became cartoonish and caricatured. 

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Frustrating with the possibilities you can do with a dragon and this is what they finally agree on……

 

Gees even dragons can’t be fierce or scary or be alpha dragons anymore…….we can’t have toxic dragon-inity in the workplace 

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4 minutes ago, AaaGee said:

As fugly as it is im collecting the 1oz silver proofs in this series?

Any idea when its being released?

Can only see the 2 coin set on the RM site.

It's on the site now.... might grab a 2 Oz bullion version if ever released but not tempted by the proofs....

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6 minutes ago, cjbcomm said:

It's on the site now.... might grab a 2 Oz bullion version if ever released but not tempted by the proofs....

Ah, found it.

Cheers 👍 

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1 hour ago, westminstrel said:

Uniformly comical, derpy, whacky… 😬

The Tudors were so regal and flamboyant, and this series had so much potential. Such a pity it became cartoonish and caricatured. 

 I'd say the dragon is the worst in the series because I think they tried to make it fierce and that doesn't work within the confines of the design. To me it should have been goofy and weird/fun.

 I think with the decision to basically have the same body on every beast they made a real mistake and left very little room for a designer to do much (though they could still have done better)

 Still, I'm committed to the gold bullion and reverse proofs.

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 I do see that once again there's only 500 reverse proof sets hust like the yale.

 Surely it's not normal that every release seems to have a different mintage? They also properly messed up not having the subscription on these

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The design of the whole series is based on the original statues which are - well - just like what they are: end of medieval designs. So in my opinion they are more close to people who thought fantasy creatures like dragons real - unlike modern fancy representations aiming at modern audiences just beeing "cool" in our taste.

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4 hours ago, apachebleu said:

 I do see that once again there's only 500 reverse proof sets hust like the yale.

 Surely it's not normal that every release seems to have a different mintage? They also properly messed up not having the subscription on these

🤔they have got subscription, from the very first one, mine just get sent out🤔

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8 minutes ago, Petra said:

🤔they have got subscription, from the very first one, mine just get sent out🤔

 Not for the reverse proof sets. The first one was actually a stand alone launch a good few weeks after all the other proofs

1 hour ago, steve3jant said:

A lot of negative views about this coin. Personally I like the simplicity of it. Many new releases appear too fussy (trying to be overly clever, in my opinion). I will continue to collect this series. I didn’t want them to be a rehash of the Queen’s Beasts. So it’s a thumbs up from me 😊

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 If it looks better in hand or just grows on me I wouldn't be surprised 

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