The Great Fire of London 24 Carat Gold-plated Commemorative Ingot

On 2nd September 1666, Thomas Farriner awoke to find his house ablaze, trapping his family upstairs. They escaped across rooftops, but their maid, too afraid to jump, became the first victim of the Great Fire of London.

The fire raged for four days, destroying most of the old walled City of London and leaving 70,000 people homeless. Now, over 350 years later, we commemorate this historic event with a special 24 Carat Gold-plated Commemorative Ingot.

Painstakingly illustrated - 24 Carat Gold-plated Ingot

Struck to a pristine Proof-like finish, each Commemorative features a full colour, lithographic print by Trevor Mitchell, depicting the dramatic events of 1666. Collectible ingots are rare, and new releases quickly become sought after.

Less than 10,000 have been issued worldwide. Act today to guarantee this remarkable Great Fire of London 24 Carat Gold-plated Commemorative for your collection.