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1/4 oz Britannia Charles III Gold Coin | 2027 contains 7.78 g of 999.9 gold on a 22 mm flan, 1.63 mm thick, with a £25 face value. It is struck by The Royal Mint, an LBMA-accredited mint, and is exempt from CGT in the UK. Four coins make one ounce. A wave privy mark with the number 40 marks 40 years of the series (1987-2027). GoldInvest24
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The 2027 quarter-ounce Britannia contains 7.78 g of 999.9 fine gold on a flan 22 mm across and 1.63 mm thick, with a £25 face value. Four coins make one troy ounce. The 2027 year carries a wave privy mark with the number 40, which The Royal Mint uses to mark 40 years of the gold Britannia (1987-2027).
| Parameter | Value |
|---|---|
| Mint | The Royal Mint, Llantrisant (Wales) |
| Year | 2027 |
| Fineness | 999.9 (24 carat) |
| Fine gold | 7.78 g — 1/4 troy ounce |
| Diameter | 22 mm |
| Thickness | 1.63 mm |
| Face value | £25 — UK legal tender |
| Obverse | King Charles III, portrait by Martin Jennings (initials M.J.) |
| Reverse | Britannia by Philip Nathan, 40 privy mark |
| Security features | latent image, surface animation, tincture lines, micro-text |
| Status | LBMA-accredited mint; exempt from CGT in the UK |
| VAT | VAT-exempt under EU Directive 2006/112/EC (art. 344-356) |
The Royal Mint has struck the gold Britannia since 1987. The opening 26 years were 916.7 fine; since 2013 the coin has been made from 999.9 gold. From 2021 the die gained four optical security features, and on the obverse the portrait of Charles III replaced the effigy of Elizabeth II. The 2027 year adds anniversary details to the reverse.
The portrait of King Charles III by Martin Jennings fills a 22 mm field on the quarter-ounce. The M.J. initials below the bust are noticeably smaller here than on the ounce, so a loupe helps when checking them.
Britannia by Philip Nathan stands with a trident and a Union Flag shield; the NATHAN signature remains on the reverse. For 2027 the mint added a wave mark with the number 40 and rebuilt the background texture so that the 40 shows in the light and shifts as you turn the coin.
The 22 mm coin carries the same four security features as the ounce:
We offer coins from LBMA-accredited mints. Other coins of this size are listed under 1/4 oz gold coins, with a wider choice under gold coins. Parcels are insured and discreetly packed.
| Coin | Mint | Fineness | Diameter | Face value |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Britannia 1/4 oz 2027 | The Royal Mint | 999.9 | 22 mm | £25 |
| Krugerrand 1/4 oz | Rand Refinery / South African Mint | 916.7 | 22.06 mm | no face value |
| Vienna Philharmonic 1/4 oz | Münze Österreich | 999.9 | 22 mm | 25 EUR |
| American Gold Eagle 1/4 oz | United States Mint | 916.7 | 22 mm | 10 USD |
| Britannia 1/10 oz 2027 | The Royal Mint | 999.9 | 16.5 mm | £10 |
The coin contains 7.78 g of 999.9 fine gold, a quarter of a troy ounce. It is 22 mm in diameter, 1.63 mm thick and has a £25 face value.
Four. Four quarter-ounces together hold 31.1035 g of gold, the same as one Britannia 1 oz, but together they usually cost more.
The 2027 year has a wave privy mark with the number 40 and a background in which that number appears in the light. It marks 40 years of the gold Britannia, struck since 1987.
Measure the 22 mm diameter and 1.63 mm thickness, weigh the coin, then tilt it under light — the latent image should switch from padlock to trident. Check the micro-text and the 40 in the background with a loupe.
Yes, £25. The face value reflects its status as UK legal tender; the value of the coin, however, is set by its gold content.
Yes. It is a 999.9 fine gold coin and VAT-exempt under EU Directive 2006/112/EC (art. 344-356). Current gold quotes are on the gold price page.
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