In conjunction with the release of the film, Britain's Royal Mint has unveiled a special seven-kilogramme gold coin.

That's right, a seven-friggin'-kilogramme gold coin.

Largest gold coin ever made

According to a report by AFP-Relaxnews, the James Bond-themed gold coin is said to have the highest face value in Royal Mint's 1,100-year history.

The gold coin is reportedly worth £7,000 (RM37,765), as it is the largest coin ever made by Britain's official coin-maker.

On the face of the coin, you'll find it engraved with an image of an Aston Martin DB5 and its famous BMT 216A number plate, surrounded by a gun barrel made famous in the opening montages of Bond films.

​“The design series focuses on iconic imagery from the Bond films.

“Finding the balance between design detail and what can be accomplished in production was a challenge, nowhere more so than the intricate spokes of the DB5's wheel,” said designers Christian Davies and Matt Dent said in a statement.

On top of the seven-kilo gold coin, the ensemble also includes gold coins weighing two kilogrammes, one kilogramme and five ounces, as well as a number of silver and other coins.

However, the Royal Mint did not reveal how much the seven-kilo gold coin will cost you, but the two-kilo ones will set you back around £129,990 (RM692,618).