1 Ounce 2023 British Britannia Gold Coin

Description

The 2023 British Britannia gold coin has earned a reputation as the most secure coin in the bullion market. The coin was designed by the team that created the United Kingdom 12-sided £1 coin. Philip Nathan designed the pioneering British Britannia coin in 1987 and it symbolized the great British nation. Read on to find out the reasons why you should buy gold Britannia.

The Features Of the 2023 1 Ounce British Britannia Gold Coin

• The coin contains 1 troy Oz of gold that is .9999 pure and in brilliant uncirculated condition.
• The 1 ounce Britannia gold coin has a face value of 100 GBP (pound sterling) backed by the British government.
• The front of the coin bears the image of her majesty Queen Elizabeth II.
• The back of the coin bears the modern design of Lady Britannia.
• British Britannia gold coins come with high-tech security features inscribed on the reverse.
• The coins are available for large purchases in plastic tubes of `10 coins or come in mint-sealed boxes of 100 coins.
• The release of the British Gold Britannia series marked the 36th anniversary since the coins were issued for the first time.

The security elements found on the 1 ounce British Britannia coin were introduced in 2021. The coins bear two security features that change with the viewing angle. The background is inscribed with a wavy pattern that changes from a padlock to a trident.

2023 1 Oz British Britannia coins come in brilliant uncirculated condition packed as individual coins or in mint tubes. Buy gold Britannia, they come packed in plastic flips for individual coins.

These 2023 British Gold coins available are in Brilliant Uncirculated condition. The image of Britannia was used for the first time on coins in the Roman empire. This was in the 2nd century AD when Emperor Hadrian introduced a coin featuring lady Britannia during the time when Britain was part of the Roman Empire.

However, when the occupation of the Roman empire came to end in the early 400s, Britannia stopped appearing on currency. King Charles put back lady Britannia on coins in 1672.

The Royal Mint also produces the gold Sovereign, and the newly released Queen's Beasts series.

Coins are available for VAT-free Swiss storage.