1999 Silver Britannias

Chariot Design on Reverse of 1999 Silver Britannia

Britannias Index

Obverse of 1999 Silver Britannia

In 1999, the silver Britannia repeated the Boudicca in chariot design used in 1997, but was only issued in the uncirculated bullion (non-proof) version, as opposed to 1997 when it was only issued in the proof version.

One Ounce Silver Coins
Introduced in 1997 following the success of the gold Britannia, the Royal Mint started to produce a one ounce silver Britannia coin with a face value of two pounds (£2).
Silver Britannias are, quite appropriately, struck in Britannia silver, which is 958 parts per thousand silver, instead of the more usual sterling silver of 925 parts per thousand. Many other world silver coins, particularly those of European / American influence are struck in only 900 silver.
Additionally, the new one ounce coins, are an attractive design, made to appeal to collectors.
The denomination, or face value, is two pounds.

Obverse
Fourth Portrait
From 1998, as with all British coins, the obverse design was the "fourth portrait", showing a more mature likeness of The Queen.

Reverse
Boudicca in Chariot

Specifications
For specifications, please see our Silver Britannias page.

Description

Size	Version	Mintage	Obverse	Reverse
One Ounce	Bullion	100,000	Fourth Portrait	Chariot

One Ounce Silver Britannia

Postage & Packing:
UK: At buyer's Risk £3.50 or
Fully Insured £9 (Usually by Royal Mail Special Delivery)
USA: Airmail at buyer's risk $10 or
Fully Insured $20
For further details, please see our Postage & Packing page.

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