Official Imperial War Museums ‘Women of Britain Say Go’ Ingot
A unique commemoration to the iconic posters of the First World War


Official Imperial War Museums ‘Women of Britain Say Go’ Ingot
- Released in official Partnership with Imperial War Museums
- Featuring one of the most iconic posters from the wartime years
- Layered in pure 24-carat Gold
Order your Official Imperial War Museums ‘Women of Britain Say Go’ Ingot for just £10!
Obverse: The ingot obverse features the striking statement ‘Your Country Needs You’ encircled by the Union Jack. Below this are two logos – the official logo of the Imperial War Museum and their official First World War Centenary logo.
The reverse features the ‘Women of Britain Say Go’ recruitment poster which was produced by artist E J Kealey in 1915. This now iconic poster is indicative of the increasingly sophisticated and commercialised strategies employed by recruiters to encourage British men to enlist. During the First World War the majority of British Army recruiting posters were conceived not by government officials but by commercial advertising and printing companies. This emotive poster appeals to Britain’s female population to encourage more men to join the army, whilst depicting the same women and children as vulnerable and needing protection.
Rest assured that you have no further commitments and your purchase is protected by The London Mint Office 14 day “no quibble” guarantee. You have no further obligations.



- Finish:
- Layered in 24-carat Gold
- Metal:
- Bronze
- Quality:
- Collector Quality
- Weight:
- 30g
- Size:
- 60 x 35mm
- Year of issue:
- 2018
- Mintage limit:
- 49,999
Order your Official Imperial War Museums ‘Women of Britain Say Go’ Ingot for just £10!
Obverse: The ingot obverse features the striking statement ‘Your Country Needs You’ encircled by the Union Jack. Below this are two logos – the official logo of the Imperial War Museum and their official First World War Centenary logo.
The reverse features the ‘Women of Britain Say Go’ recruitment poster which was produced by artist E J Kealey in 1915. This now iconic poster is indicative of the increasingly sophisticated and commercialised strategies employed by recruiters to encourage British men to enlist. During the First World War the majority of British Army recruiting posters were conceived not by government officials but by commercial advertising and printing companies. This emotive poster appeals to Britain’s female population to encourage more men to join the army, whilst depicting the same women and children as vulnerable and needing protection.
Rest assured that you have no further commitments and your purchase is protected by The London Mint Office 14 day “no quibble” guarantee. You have no further obligations.



Specifications
- Finish:
- Layered in 24-carat Gold
- Metal:
- Bronze
- Quality:
- Collector Quality
- Weight:
- 30g
- Size:
- 60 x 35mm
- Year of issue:
- 2018
- Mintage limit:
- 49,999