Unique, Magnificent, GB 2015 5-Ounce Silver Coin 'BRITANIA' PF70U FS (#64)

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Unique, Magnificent, GB 2015 5-Ounce Silver 'BRITANIA' PF70U First Strike (#116)
GB 2015 5-OZ SILVER "The BRITANNIA" NGC PF70UC FS, one of the first 500 struck
THE BRITANNIA 2015 COLLECTION FIVE-OUNCE SILVER PROOF COIN, FIRST RELEASE
BRITANIA: CLASIC YET MODERN, POWERFUL YET PEACEFUL, EVER ICONIC AND ABOVE ALL, THE FACE OF BRITAIN
THE CHANGING FACE OF BRITAIN
HAIL, BTITANNIA!, HAIL BRITANNIA!, RAISE THAT THRILLING SHOUT ONCE MORE.
RISE BRITANNIA!, RISE BRITANNIA!, RULE BRITANNIA!, CONQUEROR OVER SEA AND SHORE!
Britannia is the female personification of Britain, embodying the changing ideals and values of our country
throughout her mystical beginning she has often been said to reflect powerful women through  the ages, and
in the case of certain British Queens, the events and attitudes of their reigns.
The practice of portraying nations as idealized women in art and culture dates back to the Roman period.
It was first used on the coins of Roman Britain under Emperor Hadrian in the first century AD.
The first coin featuring a Britannia design was struck in Rome around 117 AD and shows her holding a spear,
Armed and vigilant, Britannia is symbolic of defense and control.
Certificate of Authenticity # 004 of a Mintage of first 500 coins struck by THE ROYAL MINT and issued as Legal
Tender The BRITANNIA.
2013 GB Five-Ounce silver Proof Coin - First release
Coin Specifications:
Denomination:                        10 British Pounds
Issuing Authority:                   United Kingdom
Alloy:                                      0.999 Ag
Weight:                                   156.295g ~ 5.5 OZ
Diameter:                                65mm
Quality:                                   Proof
Reverse Designer:                  Anthony Dufort
Obverse Designer:                 Judy Clark
Maximum coin mintage:       1150
Graded Presentation:             500
This item is from my own personal collection,
and it listed now much below what i have paid,
which was US65.00