Britannia was how the Romans and Greeks referred to land mass of Great Britain and it is a term that is still occasionally used to refer to the island today. Silver Britannia is released each year, and have been since 1997. This beautiful piece deserves a place in any collection. Two famous images in Britain's history, Queen Elizabeth II and Britannia grace the obverse and reverse of this beautiful .999 fine silver coin.

Magnificent-reliable coins were the USP of silver Britannias. But the introduction of Silver Britannia 1 Oz. became the introduction of .999 fine silver coins. The British symbol of strength and integrity has been the majestic figure of Britannia since Roman ages. This makes it pretty clear why the Silver Britannica’s are such a popular choice among collectors and investors since their 1st introduction in 1997.

2016 brings the most recent installment in the 1 Oz. Silver Britannia series. Being the official silver bullion coin of the United Kingdom since 1997, its silver content, weight, and purity are all guaranteed by the Royal Mint, and the Silver Britannia is legal tender within the United Kingdom, with a face value of two pounds.

The 2014 Horse Privy Silver Britannia is available in Brilliant Uncirculated condition. Each coin has been minted with .999 pure silver at the Royal British Mint and weighs 1 troy ounce. These coins feature the Royal Mints first ever horse privy mark which first appeared a year earlier on the Snake Privy Silver Britannia.

Struck on one-ounce of .999 fine silver, the 2014 Silver Britannia is the second coin that depicts the Lunar Calendar privy marks. Shown along the rim of the coin is the seventh animal of the calendar, struck mid gallop.

The 1 ounce silver Britannia is the official silver coin of the United Kingdom and has been produced since 1997 by the British Royal Mint. The Silver Britannia carries a nominal face value of ? and is legal tender throughout the United Kingdom. Also manufactured in fractional sizes of 1/2, 1/4, and 1/10 ounces, the 1 Ounce Silver Britannia remains the most common denomination.