Britannia Silver Coins (.958)
Britannia Silver was introduced in 1697 in Britain following William III's recoinage a year earlier. It was used for silver sheet metal work instead of Sterling Silver but in 1720 the country reverted back to the stronger alloy.
The Royal Mint revived Britannia Silver usage for their Silver Britannia coins in 1997. This lasted until 2012, and since 2013 the Mint has made pure .999 silver coins.
2012 1oz Silver Britannia Coin
from £39.60
2011 1oz Silver Britannia Coin
from £39.60
2010 1oz Silver Britannia Coin
from £48.30
2009 1oz Silver Britannia Coin
from £53.40
2008 1oz Silver Britannia Coin
from £53.40
2007 1oz Silver Britannia Coin
from £59.20
2000 1oz Silver Britannia Coin
from £59.20
2005 1oz Silver Britannia Coin
from £59.20
2004 1oz Silver Britannia Coin
from £60.60
1999 1oz Silver Britannia Coin
from £62.28
2006 1oz Silver Britannia Coin
from £66.40
2003 1oz Silver Britannia Coin
from £66.40
2002 1oz Silver Britannia Coin
from £73.60
2001 1oz Silver Britannia Coin
from £73.60
1998 1oz Silver Britannia Coin
from £105.72
