Anyone Else Collecting Britannias?

This is somewhat interesting and thought there would be a few people here that would like a bit of a history lesson on "Una and the Lion". The design of the bullion coin was lifted/stolen/inspired from what they still call a medal/plaque from Britain in World War 1. If you had a famiy member die on the battlefield the Military would send the family a "Death Medal" with the name of the soldier on one side and the Image of Britannia and the Lion on the reverse. I am saying its on the reverse due to the current configuration of the 2001 Bullion coin.

I think the kind of damage referred to is usually the result of transit, when the coins have the opportunity get bounced around inside the mint tubes. The
damage I've seen on ASE's is usually on Liberty's bust and on CSM's it's usually on the high point of the Queen's cheek. These are the two highest points
on those sides of those two coins, so they take the brunt of in-tube clanking around. I suspect the same thing is likely what happened with those Brits.

Edit--My '13 Britannia was undamaged, so I guess I lucked out.

Does anyone know when the proof silver Britannias come out... 2013s that is?

TIA