NGC PF69 1990 Ultra Cameo 1/2oz £50 Britannia - Proof Gold Coin

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Year: 1990
Mint: The Royal Mint
Weight (grams): 15.6
Dimensions: 27.00mm
Capital Gains Tax and VAT exempt for UK residents: Yes
Grading: NGC PF69
Packaging: NGC certified and encapsulated in a protective slab

The 1990 Britannia is an early issue from The Royal Mint's prestigious Britannia series, released during just the fourth year of production. Featuring Philip Nathan's iconic standing Britannia design, the coin symbolises Britain's enduring strength, resilience, and maritime heritage, making it one of the most recognisable modern British gold coin designs.

Graded PF69 Ultra Cameo by NGC, this exceptional proof coin exhibits beautifully mirrored fields and sharply frosted devices, highlighting the outstanding quality expected from The Royal Mint's proof issues.

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