2027 1oz Platinum Britannia Bullion Coin
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Britannia coins are The Royal Mint's own gold and silver bullion coins. Gold Britannias were first made in 1987, and silver Britannias followed in 1997. The 2027 coins celebrate 40 years of the gold coin and 30 years of the silver coin.
Every coin shows Britannia, the figure who has stood for Britain on coins since Roman times. Today's coins are struck in 999.9 fine gold and 999 fine silver, and they're UK legal tender.
You'll find the Britannia coins and bars we currently stock below.
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It celebrates 30 years since the Silver Britannia was launched in 1997. The '30' wave privy mark and matching background texture only appear on 2027 silver Britannias.
The '40' wave privy mark celebrates 40 years since the Gold Britannia was launched in 1987. It only appears on 2027 gold coins, along with a background texture that shows the number 40.
We're an official partner of The Royal Mint, and all our new UK bullion stock is sourced directly from them in Llantrisant, South Wales. This ensures authenticity, consistency, and the reassurance of official UK bullion.
Fractional coins like the ¼oz Britannia offer a more accessible entry point into silver investing. They're ideal for cost averaging or for those who prefer to hold divisible, tradable units of silver rather than full one-ounce coins.
The reverse, depicting the standing figure of Britannia, was created by renowned sculptor Philip Nathan. The obverse features the effigy of King Charles III, designed by Martin Jennings.
Yes, if the coin is dated 2021 or later. Earlier 24ct issues (2013-2020) do not include these features. Unfortunately, we don't offer a selection service from our pre-owned stock; however, all coins sold have been thoroughly checked and authenticated as genuine.
22ct Britannias (1987-2012) contain 1oz of gold but weigh 34.05g due to their alloy content. 24ct Britannias (2013-present) are struck in .9999 fine gold, weighing 31.21g in total. Both contain exactly 1 troy ounce of pure gold.
Britannias are highly liquid, instantly recognisable, and carry UK tax advantages (VAT-free and CGT-exempt). They combine historic design with advanced security features, making them a practical and secure choice for investors.