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pendragon1998

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AndyMac

Why are slabbed Britannias so hard to find?

Walmann

For a couple of reasons.

Most were issued as bullion coins.

Second the mintage for any given year run from as low as 44,816 to a maximum of 100,000.

Also first sales of them normally run at a premium above other bullion type issues.

AndyMac

Thank you!

Andy

pendragon1998

Didn't see this earlier - sorry.

The other reason they're not as common as some other bullion issues is that the Royal Mint can't seem to figure out how to properly package britannias in order to preserve their surfaces before they arrive at the buyer's end. they may also be having trouble with striking pressure, but I'm not as certain about that.



...oh yeah, ttt.

RNCHSN

Hi Michael,

I have a 2007 NGC PR-69 Ultra Cameo Britannia...

... and WHERE did you get that picture above?!

I love it!

PS

I know, you probably want the MS....NOT the proof, I just thought I'd throw it out there for you.

pendragon1998

The photo of Britannia is from the UK Daily Mail. She's my attention-getter.

Tootawl

<< <i>The photo of Britannia is from the UK Daily Mail. She's my attention-getter. >>


Can you get me a date with her???? At least her number?????






I'm also interested in a 2007 Britannia PCGS MS 69.

pendragon1998

<< <i>I'm also interested in a 2007 Britannia PCGS MS 69. >>





Me first!

pendragon1998

ttt

pendragon1998

ttt - thanks for looking!