This coin owes its impressive size to the materials from which it was struck: 2 ounces of pure silver and 33.5 ounces of copper. The coin depicts a replica of a painting by the British painter John Collier. He was a representative of Neoclassicism. He painted portraits modelled on the works of John Millais. He touched upon mythological and historical subjects. He exhibited at the Royal Academy and was awarded with the Order of the British Empire. The artist's most famous painting is 'Lady Godiva' from 1898. This painting was used on the cover of the 2013 album Veto by German music group Heaven Shall Burn. Lady Godiva was the wife of the Saxon Count of Mercia, Lord Leofric III of Coventry. According to legend, when she asked her husband to ease the drastic financial obligations on the people of Coventry, he made her a condition: if Godiva rode through the city on horseback completely naked, he would reduce the taxes. Godiva decided to comply, but demanded that everyone stay indoors with the shutters closed so as not to be seen. Everyone obeyed, only one man, a tailor, later named Peeping Tom, peeped through a hole in a shutter, covered only with long hair. For this he was punished with blindness. Leofric appreciated his wife's sacrifice, kept his word and lifted the exorbitant tax obligations.