Victoria Gold Sovereign 18371901AD 1853AD Silbury Coins Silbury Coins

Queen Victoria : Face value: 1 Sovereign : Dates: From 1887 to 1892 : Purpose: Circulation : Obverse: Bust left wearing small crown and veil : Legend:. A Gold Sovereign is a gold coin first issued in 1489 for Henry VII of England and still in production as of 2009. While the coin typically had a nominal value of one pound sterling or 20.

1888 Queen Victoria Sovereign Jon Blyth

These coin values command a slight premium over modern day full Sovereigns but remain affordable for most collectors. The final Queen Victoria Gold Sovereign features a veiled head and was featured on coins between 1893 and Victoria's death in 1901. The coins are very popular as investors will seek to hold at least one of each different head.

Second Hand Queen Victoria 1898 Full Sovereign Coin T.H. Baker Family Jewellers

The value for a Queen Victoria Crown coin varies greatly depending on the grading of the coin. Still, you can expect a decent condition version of the coin to sell for between £20 and £60 according to the latest values in 2022.. £5 Sovereign coins were non-commemorative and instead issued most years with a weight 5x that of a regular.

Lot 10 Queen Victoria gold Sovereign coin, 1895

Melt Value: $542.16 (4/23/2024) Design. Obverse: Mature draped bust left. Obverse Legend: VICTORIA • DEI • GRA • BRITT • REGINA • FID • DEF • IND • IMP •. Obverse Designer: Thomas Brock. Reverse: St. George slaying the dragon. Notes. Ruler: Victoria. Numismatic specification data and valuation estimates provided by Active.

1887 Queen Victoria Jubilee Head Gold Two Pounds Double Sovereign

Price: £600.00. In Stock. The Sovereigns of Queen Victoria featured three popular portraits - the young head, jubilee head and old head - and a rare reverse design change. View our range of Queen Victoria Sovereigns and discover a collection of 64 coins to match 64 years on the throne.

1889S Queen Victoria Jubilee Head Gold Sovereign (Very Rare 1st Head) Allgold Coins

Buy a 1839 Queen Victoria Gold Full Sovereign Young Head Shield Back. from. £ 3,995.00. (VAT Exempt) Rare gold Sovereign, issued for circulation in 1839. Marsh reports that just 503,695 of these coins were issued by the Royal Mint in this year, early in the reign of Queen Victoria. A left facing portrait of the young Queen features on the.

1887 QUEEN VICTORIA PROOF GOLD SOVEREIGN COIN Jon Blyth

Buy a 1872 Queen Victoria Gold Full Sovereign Young Head Shield Back London Mint. from. £ 425.00. A collectable gold full Sovereign of Queen Victoria, dated 1872. The obverse features the young head of A2 type in which the Queen faces left with her hair bound with a double fillet. A small 'WW' on the truncation of Victoria's neck.

Authentic 1893 Queen Victoria British Gold Sovereign Coin Gem Bu Coin

A gold Sovereign is literally worth its weight in gold, which is known as its bullion value. A gold Sovereign coin weighs 7.98g and is minted in 22ct gold, meaning it is made up of 91.67% fine gold. Each sovereign contains 7.32 grams of fine gold. The bullion value of your Sovereign is found by multiplying the fine gold content by the spot.

Queen Victoria 1889 gold full sovereign Coins, Banknotes & Stamps

Detailed information about the coin 1 Sovereign, Victoria, Australia, with pictures and collection and swap management: mintage, descriptions, metal, weight, size, value and other numismatic data. Value: 1 Sovereign Currency: Pound (1788-1966) Composition: Gold (.917) Weight: 7.9881 g: Diameter:. Queen Victoria's young head, surrounded by.

Lot 8 Queen Victoria gold Sovereign coin, 1892

Detailed information about the coin 1 Sovereign, Victoria (2nd portrait), United Kingdom, with pictures and collection and swap management: mintage, descriptions, metal, weight, size, value and other numismatic data EN. DE - Deutsch; ES - Español. Crowned and veiled bust ('Jubilee Head') of Queen Victoria left, legend around. Script.

NumisBids Marudhar Arts Auction 21, Lot 710 UK, Queen Victoria, Silver Sovereign, 1897 AD,Obv

Victoria Old head Full Sovereigns are 22.05 mm in diameter, 1.56 mm thick and weigh 7.98grams of 917/1000 fine gold. On the obverse side we find the regal portrait (also called the widow head type) designed by Sir Thomas Brock; it depicts Queen Victoria (facing left) as being more mature and in mourning, with a vail draped over her crown.

1896 Queen Victoria Half Gold Sovereign Collectable Antique Bullion Coin

Gold Sovereign Best Value Queen Victoria Bullion Coins. £522.32 (VAT Exempt) In Stock. 1901 Gold Sovereign Victoria Old Head Melbourne. from £490.00 (VAT Exempt) In Stock. Gold Sovereign Victoria Jubilee Head Bullion Coin. from £517.77 (VAT Exempt) In Stock.

GREAT BRITAIN 1891 QUEEN VICTORIA GOLD SOVEREIGN EASTGATE Stamps & Coins

Request Stock Update. Product code: HIS1897SR. An original Sovereign struck in 22 carat gold. Struck in 1897 - the year of Queen Victoria's Diamond Jubilee. Features Queen Victoria's 'old head' portrait on the coin's obverse. Read the full description. Choose your option. 1845 Queen Victoria Young Head Sovereign. £660.00.

Queen Victoria 1893 gold full sovereign Coins, Banknotes & Stamps

Great Britain Gold Sovereign - Victoria Jubilee (1887-1892) Melt Value: $564.05 Last Updated: 4/19/2024 11:50 AM EST This page shows trends for Great Britain Gold Sovereign - Victoria Jubilee melt values. A coin's numismatic value may be higher than its melt value. See pricing for World Gold Coins in the World Coin Price Guide.

1843 QUEEN VICTORIA GREAT BRITAIN GOLD SOVEREIGN COIN PCGS AU58 Gold sovereign, Coins, Pcgs

The 1839 Queen Victoria Sovereign is among the rarest sovereigns minted by the Royal Mint, with only 503,695 struck at Tower Hill, London. Notably, it has a significantly lower mintage compared to the 1838 issue, which saw 2,718,694 coins minted. Another highly sought-after rarity is the 1841 Victoria Young Head Sovereign, distinguished by its.

1900 Gold Full Sovereign Coin Queen Victoria Old Head London Mint a355 on eBid United

His guide to gold Sovereigns gives this circulated coin a 'R' or 'Rare' rating. The Royal Mint says that this is the 37th lowest mintage Sovereign struck in London. As the first Sovereign issued in the reign of Queen Victoria - barring supremely rare 1837 patterns - this 1838 gold coin is an important but hard to acquire piece for Sovereign.