This checklist starts in 2019, the Royal Arms' first year as a bullion coin — don't confuse it with the design's much older 1983 origin as a non-bullion Royal Mint motif, since the bullion date run is considerably shorter.
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1983 is when Eric Sewell's original Royal Arms design was created, but it wasn't issued as a bullion coin until 2019 — this checklist covers the bullion-coin date run, not the design's full history.
No — it's a standalone design, so this checklist is a straightforward date run rather than a bounded, closed-set collecting project.