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Britannia is the female personification of the United Kingdom, with origins dating back to Roman times when she symbolized the province of Britannia. Revived in the 17th century under Charles II, she became a national emblem. Usually depicted as a helmeted woman holding a trident and a shield bearing the Union Jack, she represents naval power, military strength, and the unity of the nation. Appearing on coins, stamps, and official imagery, Britannia remains a powerful symbol of British identity and heritage.
Country...............................
United Kingdom
Face Value...........................
50 Pounds
Quality................................
Brilliant Uncirculated (BU)
Year....................................
2015
Mint....................................
Royal Mint
Engraver/Draftsman............
Jody Clark
Mintage...............................
78 644
Weight (g)...........................
31
Diameter (mm)....................
34
Thickness (mm)...................
3
Alloy...................................
Silver 999
Packaging...........................
Blister
Note...................................
None
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