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Britannia Liberty Bell 5 oz Silver Coin
- Created by the Romans almost 2,000 years ago, Britannia endures as a poignant symbol of a proud and steadfast nation. Throughout the centuries, this inspirational figure has become a long-lasting symbol of British fortitude as the nation has weathered economic, political and cultural change. For 2026, The Royal Mint’s Britannia bullion coin range includes a unique 5oz silver design that pays tribute to a memorable 2008 release. The reverse of this bullion coin features the distinctive ‘lighthouse’ design created by experienced coin designer John Bergdahl, which shows Britannia ruling the waves, shield and trident in hand, as a lighthouse surveys the seas in the background. Exclusive to the United States market, this coin also fittingly includes a Liberty Bell privy mark in honor of the 250th Anniversary of the Declaration of Independence, illustrating the long-standing connection between the United Kingdom and the United States.
Coin Details
• Manufacturer: The Royal Mint
• Minting Location: Llantrisant, Wales
• Denomination: £10
• Silver Content: 5 Troy Oz
• Metal Purity: 999 Ag
• Diameter: 63.75mm
• IRA-Eligibility: Eligible
Coin Design
Obverse: Designer: Martin Jennings
Reverse: Designer: John Bergdahl
Continuing her proud legacy, Britannia returns to bullion coins with a special 2026-dated 5 oz edition. Struck in .999 fine silver and finished to Bullion standard, the coin features a design by John Bergdahl that originally appeared on coins in the memorable Britannia 2008 collection. It also includes a special Liberty Bell privy mark in honor of the 250th Anniversary of the Declaration of Independence. The official coinage portrait of His Majesty King Charles III, designed by Martin Jennings, appears on the obverse, and this special release is exclusively available to the US market.
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