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100 Pounds - Elizabeth II James Bond - II, Gold Proof

Issuer Royal Mint
Year 2020
Type Non-circulating coin
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Obverse script Latin
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Reverse description The reverse presents a bold, contemporary design centred on a stylised rendition of the iconic Aston Martin DB5 gadget briefcase, depicted in a schematic aerial view with surface-engraved detail, set against the large numeral motif '007' which dominates the field in low relief. The composition is bisected diagonally by contrasting frosted and polished areas evoking cinematic dynamism associated with the James Bond franchise. The inscription PAY ATTENTION 007 appears along the lower portion of the field, a reference to Q's famous briefing line from the films. The designers' initials CD-MD and the trademark symbol TM are incused in the lower right quadrant.
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Issued as part of the Royal Mint's extended James Bond licensing program, this 2020 gold proof is the second in a multi-release series tied to the franchise's 60th anniversary buildup. The program began in 2020 and ran across several years, with individual releases keyed to specific films rather than the broader IP — a commercial structure that deliberately staggered collector demand across multiple purchasing decisions.

Mintage figures for the series were tightly controlled, with gold proofs typically capped in the low hundreds.

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