Silver Britannia 1 oz Coin (Random Year, BU)

Silver Britannia 1 oz Coin (Random Year, BU)

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$75.99
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Silver Britannia 1 oz Coin (Random Year, BU)
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Silver Britannia 1 oz Coin (Random Year, BU)

$75.99
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The British Silver Britannia: A Legacy in Fine Silver

Holding a British Silver Britannia is more than just owning bullion; it is holding a masterpiece of numismatic art. As the enduring symbol of British spirit, Britannia’s image commands respect and captures a sense of regal power that resonates with collectors worldwide—regardless of their own national ties.

Please Note: These coins are Random Year issues. The specific date and effigy you receive will depend on our current inventory.


Product Highlights

  • Pure Silver: Contains 1 Troy oz of actual silver content.

  • Sovereign Backing: Carries a face value of £2 (GBP), fully backed by the British government.

  • Historic Pedigree: Part of a series running since 1997.

  • High Purity: Coins from 2013–Present are .999 fine silver; earlier issues (1997–2012) feature .958 purity.

  • Iconic Design: Features the legendary personification of Great Britain.


The Evolution of an Icon

While the Gold Britannia debuted in 1987, the Silver Britannia arrived ten years later and immediately became a staple for investors. In a commitment to excellence, the Royal Mint upgraded the silver fineness from .958 to .999 pure silver in 2013, solidifying its status as one of the world’s premier investment coins.

Obverse: A Royal Timeline

The obverse features the right-profile portrait of Queen Elizabeth II. Because this is a random-year listing, the effigy you receive will vary based on the coin’s date of issue:

  • 1997: The third-generation portrait by Raphael Maklouf.

  • 1998–2015: The fourth-generation design by Ian Rank-Broadley.

  • 2015–Present: The fifth-generation "definitive" portrait by Jody Clark.

Reverse: The Guardian of the Isles

The reverse showcases Britannia, the female personification of the British Isles (much like America’s Lady Liberty). Dressed in flowing robes and a plumed Corinthian helmet, she stands as the unwavering defender of the realm. In her hands, she wields a powerful trident and a shield adorned with the Union Jack, symbolizing both strength and peace.

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