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Historic Sovereigns

The flagship Gold coin of the UK: the Sovereign. Dating back to 1489, this coin is a tale of enduring prestige, weathering centuries of political upheaval, monarchies, and economic shifts, retaining its status as the height of any coin collection.

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William IV Gold Sovereign

The William IV Gold Sovereign issued between 1831 and 1837. Struck in 22 Carat Gold, the reverse has the shield design. Weight is 7.98g and diameter is 22mm. Plus certificate & presentation box

Queen Elizabeth II’s First Sovereign: The 1957 Gold Sovereign

The Queen Elizabeth II Gillick portrait Gold Sovereign was struck between 1957 and 1968. The reverse features Pistrucci's St George & the Dragon. Struck in 22 Carat Gold, weight is 8g.

The UK 1966 World Cup Gold Sovereign

This UK 1966 Gold Sovereign will be presented in a medium sized box with a certificate of authenticity.

The Mary Gillick First and Last Sovereign Set

This Sovereign Set brings together the first and last coins struck featuring Mary Gillick's portrait of Elizabeth II. Both are struck from 22 carat Gold and come packaged in Royal Mint presentation

Build Your Own British Monarchs’ Sovereign Collection

This collection gives you the chance to secure original Gold Sovereigns from the reigns of British Monarchs

UK 1897 Diamond Jubilee Victoria Sovereign

This Sovereign was issued in the year of the Diamond Jubilee, and has been struck from 22 carat Gold

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UK 2017 Gold Proof Sovereign

This 2017 Gold Sovereign has been struck by The Royal Mint to a proof finish. It is the first time the Sovereign has been struck with Pistrucci's original garter design since 1820.

Winston Churchill 60th Anniversary 1965 Sovereign DateStamp™

Your DateStamp features the 1965 Sovereign - issued in the year of Winston Churchill's passing. It has been postmarked on the 24th January 2025 - the 60th anniversary of his death.

SOLD-OUT AT THE MINT: UK 2023 Coronation Gold Proof Sovereign

The Coronation Sovereign commemorates the historic crowning of King Charles III. The coin is struck from 7.98g of 22ct Gold to a Proof finish. With an Edition Limit of just 15,000.

Edward VII First and Last Sovereign Pair

Included are the 1902 and 1910 Sovereigns - the first and last to be struck during the reign of King Edward VII

Mother and Son: Edward VII and Victoria Sovereign Pair

This Sovereign pair brings together 22 carat Gold coins from the reigns of Victoria and her son Edward VII

The World War One Sovereign

This is a Gold George V Sovereign struck during the first world war. Comes in box with COA.

The Queen Elizabeth II In Memoriam DateStamp™ 1926 Sovereign

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