Liberty and Britannia brings the two national allegories together on a 24-karat gold coin and a companion silver medal created through a joint design process.
This guide covers the official 2024 collaboration. The dedicated local catalog defines gold-coin and silver-medal types but currently contains zero normalized issue rows.
Core specifications
- Issue period
- 2024 to date
- Catalog mints
- Not stated
- Reported catalog mintage
- Not reported
- Composition
- Not stated
- Diameter
- Not stated
- Weight
- Not stated
Two national symbols share one composition
The United States Mint and The Royal Mint collaborated so American Liberty and British Britannia could appear together in a unified design.
The 2024 U.S. issue was offered as a $100 high-relief gold coin and a silver medal, with the paired portrait on one side and complementary national plants on the other.
Obverse, reverse, and the details that identify the type
Confirm the major design, date, and mint mark before studying smaller die differences.
The main portrait and date
Liberty and Britannia appear in profile, accompanied by identifying inscriptions and the 2024 date.
Denomination, subject, and mint mark
A bristlecone pine and English yew intertwine, joining American and British plant symbols within the shared design.
Issue catalog
The two catalog types presently contain zero issue rows and zero grade values. Official 2024 product facts support the editorial guide, while issue-level data remains withheld until normalized.
From one type coin to a complete catalog
- One representative coin: Choose one problem-free, readable example and learn the size, edge, and major design.
- Major-type set: Use one coin per major design to show changes in artwork, composition, or production.
- Dates and mints: Work through the issue catalog by date and mint, defining special finishes separately.
Catalog status note
The two catalog types presently contain zero issue rows and zero grade values. Official 2024 product facts support the editorial guide, while issue-level data remains withheld until normalized.
Sources
- Liberty and Britannia Coin — United States Mint
- United States Mint Bullion Coins — United States Mint
- Liberty and Britannia category reference — PCGS CoinFacts