2013 1oz Gold Britannia - ATS Bullion Ltd

Overview

This 1oz gold Britannia minted in 2013, was the first ever Britannia made with a .999 (24 carat) fineness. It breaks from the traditional Britannia dimensions, having a greater diameter and a reduced thickness. The larger face and brighter, pure gold colour make it the most distinctive version of the Britannia ever produced.

The 1oz Britannia is a coin of the realm and has a face value of Â£100.

These coins benefit from being Capital Gains Tax (CGT) Free. All UK gold and silver bullion coins manufactured by the Royal Mint are legal tender and are exempt from Capital Gains Tax. Tax free coins are available to buy from ATS Bullion and these include Sovereigns, half Sovereigns and gold and silver Britannias. To find out more about Capital Gains Tax - view our article Capital Gains Tax and Gold Bullion: What you need to know.

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Best Price One Ounce Gold Coin Britannia 22ct (1987-2012) - CGT Free

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Britannia one ounce gold coins are issued by the Royal Mint and have a face value of £100. The first Britannia was minted in 1987. In 2013 the Royal Mint decided to produce the 1oz gold Britannia in 24 carat, as opposed to 22 carat. The actual gold content remains the same however. ATS Bullion, London's West End bullion dealer, is an authorised dealer of gold and silver Britannia coins. These coins also benefit from being Capital Gains Tax (CGT) free. Please note that the date of the Britannia you receive may vary, but all coins will be in a good condition.

from £1,313.20

2021 Philharmoniker One Ounce Gold Coin

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The Austrian Philharmoniker coin was first minted in 1989 by the Austrian Mint. This one ounce gold coin was one of the world's most popular during the nineties and displays an award winning depiction of an assortment of musical instruments, including violins, a harp and a Viennese horn. The obverse of the coin pays homage to the great organ of the Musikverein concert hall in Vienna. In 2002, after the introduction of the euro currency, the face value of the coin changed from 2000 Austrian Schillings to 100 Euros.

from £1,390.80