Only $79.99 per coin over spot!
The Gold Britannia offers beauty and reliability and now it also gives you .9999 fine purity. This new specification, combined with its tradition and integrity, gives the 2015 1 oz Gold Britannia new life for today’s investor.
Coin Highlights:
- Contains 1 oz of .9999 fine Gold.
- Coins will be in protective plastic flips.
- Eligible for Precious Metals IRAs.
- Obverse: Her Majesty Queen Elizabeth II, along with the face value of 100 pounds.
- Reverse: The legendary figure of Britannia holding a trident and shield. Her image has symbolized Britain’s strength and integrity on coinage since Roman times.
- Sovereign coin backed by the British government.
Protect your Gold Britannia with this clear plastic capsule or display it in style by adding an attractive presentation box to your order. You can even add a beautiful coin bezel to turn your Gold Britannia into fine jewelry.
This Gold coin would be a great addition to any bullion collection. Add this 2015 1 oz Gold Britannia to your cart today!
Over the years, the image of Britannia has altered slightly, with her maritime links being emphasized by switching her spear to a trident. Britannia is seen as a symbol of British unity, liberty and strength, meaning she resurfaces during particularly challenging times. Like Columbia in the U.S. and Marianne in France, Britannia becomes more prominent in times of war or when national pride is booming.
In 1987, Britannia’s image graced the new Gold bullion coin minted by the Royal Mint known as the Gold Britannia. These Gold coins have since grown in popularity as an investment and a collector’s piece. Gold Britannias are available in sizes as small as 1/20 oz and as large as 5 oz Gold coins. In 1997, the Royal Mint expanded this design to a Silver bullion coin known as the Silver Britannia. Over time, both the Gold Britannia and Silver Britannia have experienced changes in design and an increase in metal purity, making them major players in the modern coin market.
Why invest in these 2015 Gold coins?
Diversify your portfolio with Britannia Gold coins, and acquire .9999 fine Gold bullion that is backed by the British government. Gold has been considered a sign of wealth for thousands of years, and no matter what economic crises has occurred, Gold has always had intrinsic value. Many investors consider Gold coins a safe haven for investments because historically the price of Gold is typically more stable over time than stocks and bonds and other investments. These coins can also be used for Precious Metals IRAs because they meet the strict requirements of the Internal Revenue Service.
| $1,294.10 | $1,296.10 | ($0.60) |
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| Any Quantity | $1,376.09 | $1,433.43 |
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How are Gold coins different from Gold rounds?
Unlike Gold rounds, Gold coins are sovereign Gold bullion coins that actually have a face value. The true value of the these coins, though, is in their one troy ounce of .9999 fine Gold. While Gold coins can also have numismatic, or collector, value causing them to be priced much higher over the Gold spot price, Gold rounds are usually only for investment causing their price to be closer to the Gold spot price. Today, most Gold coins are also close to spot price because they are produced primarily for investors. Britannia Gold coins are popular among both investors and collectors, along with other sovereign Gold coins such as Canadian Maple Leafs and American Gold Eagles.
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I consider Sovereigns a beautiful example of collectible gold. This specimen grades "BU" by anyone's standards; I'm confident a reputable TPG would grade MS63.
Pros
- Value (low premium over spot)
- Attractive Design
- Easy to Sell
- Mint Condition
Great addition! Unless I was handling it all the time, the relief is just fine to me, brilliant luster, solid piece.
Pros
- Ease of Liquidity
- Guaranteed
- Known Brand
- Value (low premium)
- Mint Condition
This is a nice coin, however, I do agree with some of the other comments about other years of the coin that say the relief is a little lacking. The details are very easy to make out in the image of the coin, but the actual coin is a little harder to see. The reverse is nice, but the obverse seems like it needs to be struck a little deeper. Despite this one issue, it is overall a nice coin from a well-known and respected mint.
Pros
- Mint Condition
- Known Brand
- Ease of Liquidity
- Value (low premium)
- Guaranteed
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Gold has been used for trading and artifacts for thousands of years.
Buy Gold coins, and you join the countless individuals over the past 6,000 years who consider Gold a beautiful and valuable commodity. Though 1 oz Gold bullion did not exist in 4000 B.C., evidence of Gold being used to create decorative artifacts was found in the area known today as Eastern Europe. While Gold coins are made of .9999 fine Gold today, the oldest coin discovered was made of electrum, a naturally occurring Gold and Silver alloy. Since ancient times, the uses for Gold have expanded far beyond Gold bullion and artifacts to include everything from manufacturing medical devices to electronics.
