
2017 Gold Britannia One Ounce 30th Anniversary Privy First Day of Issue · NGC MS70
The 2017 Gold Britannia One Ounce Coin celebrates the 30th anniversary of one of the most iconic and enduring bullion series produced by The Royal Mint. Read more
- Mintage
- 7,030 Pieces Worldwide
- Weight
- 1 Troy Ounce
- Diameter
- 32.69mm
- Monarch
- Elizabeth II (1952 to 2022)
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This coin is certified and sealed by its grading service. We never open a holder, so the grade on the label is the grade you receive.
UK legal tender coins from the Royal Mint are currently exempt from Capital Gains Tax for UK residents. Tax treatment depends on individual circumstances and may change.
About this coin
The 2017 Gold Britannia One Ounce Coin celebrates the 30th anniversary of one of the most iconic and enduring bullion series produced by The Royal Mint. First introduced in 1987, the Britannia series has become internationally recognised for its combination of British heritage, exceptional craftsmanship and precious metal content.
To mark this important milestone, the Royal Mint incorporated a special 30th Anniversary Privy Mark into the reverse design, making this issue particularly desirable amongst collectors. The reverse features Philip Nathan's celebrated depiction of Britannia standing firm against the elements, holding a trident and shield while carrying an olive branch to symbolise both strength and peace.
Exclusive to the 2017 anniversary issue, a special privy mark displaying a trident head with the numbers "30" commemorates three decades of Britannia coinage. The obverse bears the fifth definitive portrait of Her Late Majesty Queen Elizabeth II by Jody Clark, one of the most admired modern effigies used on British coinage. Certified by NGC as MS70, the highest grade attainable, this example is perfectly preserved with flawless surfaces and outstanding eye appeal.
Further enhanced by its First Day of Issue designation and limited mintage of just 7,030 coins worldwide, the 2017 30th Anniversary Britannia remains one of the standout modern issues within the highly respected Britannia series.
Just 7,030 Pieces Worldwide struck in this issue.
NGC MS70, certified and sealed for this coin.
Philip Nathan designed the reverse.
Specifications
- Year
- 2017
- Denomination
- £100 · One Ounce
- Monarch
- Elizabeth II (1952 to 2022)
- Finish
- Bullion Strike
- Metal
- 24 carat gold
- Weight
- 1 Troy Ounce
- Diameter
- 32.69mm
- Mintage
- 7,030 Pieces Worldwide
- Obverse Designer
- Jody Clark
- Reverse Designer
- Philip Nathan
- Grade
- NGC MS70
- Grading Service
- NGC
NGC MS70 places this coin at the top of the 70 point proof scale used by NGC and PCGS, awarded only where no flaw is visible under five times magnification. The grade is stated for this coin alone and is sealed with it in the holder. How grading works
2017 Gold Britannia One Ounce 30th Anniversary Privy First Day of Issue · NGC MS70
Questions about this coin? 0333 042 8414
This coin is certified and sealed by its grading service. We never open a holder, so the grade on the label is the grade you receive.
UK legal tender coins from the Royal Mint are currently exempt from Capital Gains Tax for UK residents. Tax treatment depends on individual circumstances and may change.
Delivery and returns
Delivery within the United Kingdom is free and fully insured, and the coin travels sealed in its holder. Carrier, dispatch times and the returns position are on the delivery page.
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Capital Coins is a trading style of CC Britain Limited. All coins are offered as collectible items and not as investments. UK legal tender coins are currently exempt from Capital Gains Tax for UK residents and investment gold is exempt from VAT; tax treatment depends on individual circumstances and may change, and independent professional advice should be sought. Grading details are stated per individual coin and census figures reflect the certification service census at the time of writing. Prices are subject to the coins remaining unsold and reflect prevailing market conditions. Past auction results do not guarantee future value.


