A package of 500 Britannia 2021 silver bullion coins is a very profitable form of investment. The package contains 500 pieces of 1 ounce coins in mint condition of 999 silver fineness. The coins are packed in packages  protective, 25 pieces each, and the whole is delivered in one protective collective packaging
 
 The British Silver Britannia is one of the most beautiful and popular silver investment coins in the world. The coin is made of very high 999 silver and purity. Like the American Eagle coins, the British Britannia coins from the Royal Mint of England show the personification of a woman. In the case of the English coin, Britannia is a character whose image goes back over 2,000 years in the history of Great Britain. The use of the term Britannia dates back to Roman times in the British Isles. As the Roman Empire expanded through the English Channel from the European continent to the island of Britain, the province that the Romans eventually founded became known as Britannia. During the reign of Emperor Hadrian, the Romans issued colonial coins in Great Britain with the image of Britain.
 
 With the release of Britain's Britannia investment coins in 2021, the Royal Mint of England applied four individual security features that aim to bring the security of the Britannia series into the 21st century. Belong to them:
 
 • Micro-engraved text "DECUS ET TUTAMEN" above Britanni's head, made with precision lasers;
 • The tincture technique was used on the Britanni title shield - this technique indicates heraldic colors with symbols and lines;
 • Engraved security with angular effect - image changes from a padlock to a trident.
 
 The obverse of the British silver Britannia coin features Queen Elizabeth II. Her Majesty is shown here in profile, wearing the crown of the state diadem of George IV. King George IV ordered the crown in the first year of his reign in 1820. The crown contains 1,333 diamonds weighing over 300 carats in the setting.
 
 The reverse of a British silver investment coin depicts the mighty Britannia standing along the coast, helping to guard the empire. Philip Nathan is the author of this modern image of Britannia. The artist painted the image of Britannia on the occasion of the 1987 debut of the gold coin in this series.