Britannia 1/10 oz Gold 1987

Britannia 1/10 oz Gold 1987 is a classic investment and collector coin from the prestigious series issued by The Royal Mint. Struck in 22-karat gold (916.7 fine) and weighing 3.41 g, it is a prized piece among both collectors and investors who value British minting tradition and an elegant, timeless design.

The coin was struck in South Wales by The Royal Mint in standard bullion quality. Its diameter is 16 mm.

For years, the Britannia series has remained one of the most recognizable and esteemed gold coin issues in the world. Combining classic iconography that portrays an allegory of the United Kingdom’s power and stability with top-tier minting quality, these coins are not only an attractive form of investment but also an exceptional collectible. Each annual edition symbolizes continuity, tradition, and mastery in coin design.

Obverse features the portrait of Queen Elizabeth II, complemented by the face value and characteristic royal inscriptions.

Reverse depicts a standing Britannia with a trident in her right hand and a shield resting on her left arm—a symbol of protection and strength. The design also includes the year of issue, the inscription BRITANNIA, and information on the weight and fineness of the gold.