2013 Great Britain 1 oz Silver Britannia - Lunar Year of the Snake Privy £2 GEM BU

Why order this 1 oz Silver 2013 £2 Great Britain Britannia with Lunar Year of the Snake Privy?

The Royal Mint broke new ground in 2013 when it struck its first ever coin with a privy mark on the edge. That privy, a snake, appears multiple times. The animal was the Chinese zodiac's symbol for that year. That makes this coin perfect for lunar coin enthusiasts and collectors of novelty coins alike.

• This coin was struck at The British Royal Mint from 1 oz of .999 fine silver.
• It features Philip Nathan's famous Britannia design.
• This coin was the Royal Mint's first ever to have a privy mark on the edge.
• This Britannia features multiple snake privy marks.

Striking Britannia Design by Philip Nathan

Obverse: The obverse features Ian Rank-Broadley's famous right-side portrait of Queen Elizabeth II wearing a tiara. Rank-Broadley's initials, "IRB," are inscribed at the base of the bust. Rim inscriptions note the monarch's name and abbreviated Latin title, "ELIZABETH II D G REG FID DEF," as well as the coin's face value, "2 POUNDS."

Reverse: Philip Nathan's iconic Britannia design graces the reverse. Britannia stands on the seas balancing a shield that bears the Union Jack with one hand and holding her trident in the other. Rim inscriptions offer her name, "BRITANNIA," the date, "2013," and the coin's weight, "ONE OUNCE FINE SILVER."

Add this 2013 1 oz Silver £2 Great Britain Britannia with Lunar Year of the Snake Privy to your collection today.