2027 Tenth Ounce Silver Britannia Bullion Coin
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Silver has been treasured for millennia, valued for its beauty, versatility, and enduring role as a store of wealth. Today, silver bullion offers investors a more affordable entry point into precious metals than gold, while still delivering the security of a tangible asset. Available as both coins and bars, silver bullion is a popular choice for those seeking to diversify their holdings, hedge against inflation, or build a physical reserve.
All our new silver bullion products are sourced from LBMA-accredited refiners and trusted mints, ensuring every item meets the highest standards of weight and purity. Whether you prefer the tradition of a silver coin or the efficiency of a larger bar, each piece is clearly stamped and delivered in secure packaging.
Silver’s unique combination of investment appeal and industrial use can make it a dynamic addition to an investment portfolio, with potential for both long-term stability and growth.
Gold Traders stocks an extensive selection of silver coins and bars, from fractional weights ideal for gradual accumulation to substantial bars for cost-effective bulk investment. We offer both brand new and fully authenticated pre-owned silver, giving customers access to excellent value and, where possible, stock eligible for sale under the VAT margin scheme, reducing the amount of VAT payable.
Every silver bullion item we sell is tested, verified, and supplied in secure packaging for your peace of mind.
A 1/10 ounce coin contains one tenth of a troy ounce of precious metal. That's about 3.11g of fine gold or silver, in a coin a little smaller than a 5p piece.
Tenth-ounce coins are among the smallest bullion coins you can buy. They're a simple, low-cost way to own real gold or silver, and they make popular gifts.
The Royal Mint makes the Britannia bullion coin in a tenth-ounce size in both gold and silver.
Both show Philip Nathan's Britannia, just like the larger coins. For 2027, the gold coin carries a '40' privy mark and the silver coin a '30' privy mark, celebrating 40 years of the Gold Britannia and 30 years of the Silver Britannia.
Small coins cost less each, so you can buy a little at a time. They also give you flexibility later, because you can sell a few coins without parting with a whole ounce.
The trade-off is the cost per gram. Minting, packing and handling cost almost as much for a small coin as a large one, so the premium over the metal price is usually higher on a tenth-ounce coin than on a 1oz coin.
Gold coins that qualify as investment gold, such as Gold Britannias, are free from VAT in the UK. New silver coins are charged VAT at the standard rate.
Britannias are UK legal tender, so any gain when you sell them is free from Capital Gains Tax for UK residents. Tenth-ounce coins from other countries don't share this exemption.
We buy tenth-ounce coins in person at our Royal Wootton Bassett and Bodmin branches, and by post. See what we pay for a 1/10oz Gold Britannia, or browse our full Britannia range.
We've compiled a list of our most frequently asked questions. If there's something we haven't covered, please call us & we'll be happy to help. Read all FAQs.
Yes. We buy tenth-ounce coins in person at our Royal Wootton Bassett and Bodmin branches, and by post.
Yes, for UK residents. Britannias are UK legal tender, and gains on UK legal tender coins are exempt from Capital Gains Tax. Tenth-ounce coins from other countries aren't exempt.
A 1/10oz Gold Britannia has a face value of £10, and a 1/10oz Silver Britannia has a face value of 20p. The metal in each coin is worth much more than its face value.
Yes, if they qualify as investment gold, which includes Gold Britannias. New silver and platinum coins are charged VAT at the standard rate.
A 1/10oz coin contains one tenth of a troy ounce, which is about 3.11g of fine metal. The coin itself weighs a little more. For example, the 2027 1/10oz Gold Britannia weighs 3.14g.
Minting, packing and handling cost almost as much for a small coin as a large one. Those costs are spread over less metal, so the premium over the metal price is usually higher on tenth-ounce coins.