What Is A Gold Angel?
First minted in 1465 during the reign of King Edward IV, the gold Angel takes its name from their image of the Archangel Michael. These coins were ceremonially distributed by English monarchs as a cure for the 'king's evil'.
The 2026 Angel Redesign
The reverse of these 2026 coins displays Sandra Deiana's interpretation of the traditional Angel design, with the winged Archangel framed by the inscription 'PER CRUCEM TUAM SALVA NOS CHRISTE REDEMPTOR'.
One-ounce gold Angels are crafted from 31.21 grams of solid 999.9 (24-carat) gold and struck with a premium proof finish, achieved through multiple strikes of hand-prepared dies. These coins have a nominal face value of £100.
Royal Mint Collectable
These one-ounce 2026 Angel coins from The Royal Mint were released as part of a limited-edition presentation of just 250 coins, supplied in a premium case complete with an information booklet and a numbered certificate of authenticity.
Secure International Dispatch & Delivery Notice: > Due to the high value and limited mintage of this gold proof piece, allocation is processed via our secure international vaulting channels. Please note that specialized secure transport, international transit insurance setup, and standard Australian Customs clearance protocols require an extended delivery window.
Expected delivery is approximately 14 to 21 business days from the date of order confirmation, overriding the standard 3-day automated platform estimate. The package will be shipped via fully insured, high-security express courier with mandatory signature and identity verification required upon delivery.
