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2017 Britannia One Ounce Gold Coin
Manufacturer: Royal Mint
Weight (grams): 31.21
Pure gold content (grams): 31.103
Fineness: 999.9
Dimensions: 32.69mm
Stock: In Stock
2017 One Ounce Gold Britannia Coins, Britannia gold coins remain pure 24-carat (999.9) gold for the third year running.
Gold Britannias are the most popular
A British bullion gold coin first introduced in 1987 with a face value of £100.00 as a 22-carat coin. The Britannia is now a fine gold coin made in 24-carat for the third year in a row.
| QTY | Net Per Unit |
VAT Per Unit |
Gross Per Unit |
|---|---|---|---|
| 1+ | £1,316 | £0.00 | £1,316 |
2017 One Ounce Gold Britannia Coins, Britannia gold coins remain pure 24-carat (999.9) gold for the third year running.
Gold Britannias are the most popular
A British bullion gold coin first introduced in 1987 with a face value of £100.00 as a 22-carat coin. The Britannia is now a fine gold coin made in 24-carat for the third year in a row.
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Buy brand new 1 oz 2017 gold Britannia coins at low premiums above the spot price of gold. The 2017 Britannia is manufactured by the British Royal Mint and is one of the most commonly purchased coins for investment in the UK - largely due to their status as UK legal tender meaning they are Capital Gains Tax exempt, potentially offering investors a great benefit in the future.