The Queen’s Panther
COMMEMORATIVE COINS
Given to Jane Seymour by Henry VIII to embody his third wife’s legitimacy, the Queen’s Panther is the latest beast to feature on a coin as part of The Royal Tudor Beasts Collection.
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A Mighty Beast
Commissioned by Henry VIII, the fierce Queen’s Panther stands on the Moat Bridge at Hampton Court Palace as a heraldic supporter of Jane Seymour.
Heraldic Symbol
The heraldic panther is depicted as a formidable creature with fiery breath, withstood only by the dragon.
Bearing impaled Arms
Differentiating from the Seymour Panther, the Queen’s Panther holds the impaled Arms of Henry VIII that bears the Coat of Augmentation bestowed upon her.
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The Queen’s Panther: Sleek Seymour Sentinel
The Royal Tudor Beasts Collection
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