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Gold Britannia Coins

As your source for bullion and numismatics, ModernCoinMart is proud to offer a wide variety of gold Britannia coins. Many of these coins have been certified by third-party grading services, such as the Numismatic Guaranty Corporation (NGC) or the Professional Coin Grading Service (PCGS). Order these symbols of power for your collection today and enjoy free domestic shipping with no minimum purchase required!
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All Gold Britannia Coins

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2019 Great Britain 2 oz Gold Britannia Proof £200 Coin Scarce and Unique Coin Division NGC PF70 UC One of First 50 Struck
Call 1.888.870.6342
2019 Great Britain 1 oz Gold Britannia £100 Coin GEM BU
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2019 Great Britain 1 oz Gold Britannia - Oriental Border £100 Coin GEM BU
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2018 Great Britain 1 oz Gold Britannia - Oriental Border Proof £100 Coin Scarce and Unique Coin Division NGC PF70 UC FDI
Call 1.888.870.6342
Scarce
& Unique
2018 Great Britain 1 oz Gold Britannia - Oriental Border Proof £100 Coin Scarce and Unique Coin Division NGC PF70 UC
Call 1.888.870.6342
     

Gold Britannia Coins from the Royal Mint

The Britannia coins are some of the most widely-collected coins among numismatists and stackers around the world. These coins are produced by the Royal Mint, one of the world’s leading mints that produces all the coins that have been authorized by the United Kingdom and 60 other countries around the world. With over 1,000 years of experience, the Royal Mint has developed some of the latest and greatest minting technologies available at this time.

The Royal Mint produces gold Britannia coins in Uncirculated (Mint State) and Proof finishes. These coins have been struck from .9999 (24 karat) fine gold. This design features Britannia, the female personification of Great Britain. During the first century, the Romans began to take over what is now known as Great Britain. During the second century, Britannia adopted Roman features, such as a Corinthian-style helmet, a trident, and shield. This Britannia was later chosen to be featured on all British coinage until they were redesigned in 2008. The Britannia series, however, kept the powerful image of this great symbol.