UK Sovereign Collection - 50 Coins

The 1871 British sovereign were minted in both London and Sydney. The London mint sovereign have the initials WW raised. This can be seen on the Young Head portrait on the obverse of the coin. Sydney sovereigns have the mintmark 'S' and London sovereigns have a die number: both are situated above the floral emblem.

This 1877 sovereign was issued by the Sydney mint this is shown by the letter S below the shield. The obverse features a Young Head portrait of Queen Victoria.

1887 Melbourne mint sovereign featuring the Victoria jubilee head obverse and St George and the Dragon reverse. 

1892 Victoria Jubilee Head sovereign from the Sydney mint in Australia. This 22 carat gold coin bears the classic St George and Dragon reverse.

This 1893 sovereign was struck at the Melbourne Mint in Australia. The coin features the jubilee head obverse and St George and the Dragon reverse.

This 1894 Victoria Old Head Sydney mint sovereign features Pistrucci's St George and the Dragon engraving on the reverse.

This 1896 Victoria sovereign was minted in Australia at the Melbourne Mint. The 'M' mintmark can be found on the St George and the Dragon reverse. The obverse features the veiled head portrait of Queen Victoria.

This 1898 British sovereign was minted at the Melbourne Mint in Australia. The coin features the veiled head obverse and St. George and the Dragon reverse.

This is the 1899 Perth Mint Victoria sovereign. It is the first date Perth Mint coins were released. The coin features the veiled head of Queen Victoria.

1899 Victoria British sovereign issued at the Sydney mint in Australia. This 22 carat gold coin features the famous St George and the Dragon design on the reverse.

This 1899 sovereign was produced at the Melbourne mint in Australia. The coin features the St George and the Dragon reverse, as well as the Thomas Brock 'veiled head' portrait of Queen Victoria on the obverse.

This 1899 Victoria gold sovereign was minted at The Royal Mint in London. Struck in 22 carat fineness, this gold coin features the veiled (widow) head obverse and the St George and the Dragon reverse.

This British sovereign coin has been graded good Very Fine, gVF. As British legal currency, this coin is exempt from capital gains tax.

This Melbourne mint sovereign was issued in 1900. The coin features Queen Victoria on the obverse, with St George and the Dragon on the reverse.

This 1901 Victoria veiled head gold sovereign comes from the Perth Mint. The 'P' mint mark can be seen on the St George and the Dragon reverse.

Buy the 1901 Melbourne mint Victoria Old Head sovereign. This was the last year that sovereigns were issued for Queen Victoria. The coins shows the veiled head obverse and the St George and the Dragon reverse.

Issued by the Melbourne mint in Australia, this 1906 Edward VII sovereign is struck in 22 carat gold and features the iconic engraving of St George and the Dragon by Benedetto Pistrucci.

1908 Edward VII British sovereign struck in Sydney, Australia. This coin bears Pistrucci's engraving of St George and the Dragon and is struck in 22 carat gold.

The 1909 gold full sovereign features the classic st geroge and the dragon reverse design by Benedetto Pistrucci, with the contemporary obverse showing the Bare Head portrait of King Edward VII by G.W. De Saulles. 

In 1909, The Royal Mint in London, and the Australian mints in Melbourne, Perth and Sydney, and the Ottawa Mint in Canada all issued sovereigns.

The Mintmark of the Melbourne Mint is displayed above the date on the reverse. 

In 1911, sovereigns were issued at the Royal Mint, London, and at Melbourne, Perth and Sydney in Australia, and also Ottawa in Canada. This 1911 George V sovereign is from Canada, and features the "C" mintmark on the reverse.

The 1911 George V sovereign features the new bust of George V on the obverse, generally referred to as the first, large portrait. The 1911 George V sovereign, Melbourne Mint, has a mintage of 2,851,451 and has the mintmark M on the reverse, just above the date on the ground. 

This 1911 George V sovereign is struck in 22 carat gold. This British gold coin was minted in Sydney and bears the engraving of St George and Dragon by Pistrucci.

This 1912 George V sovereign was minted at the Melbourne Mint in Australia. St George slaying the Dragon can be seen on the reverse.

This 1913 sovereign was issued by the Mellbourne mint, one of the Australian branches of the Royal Mint. This is an original 22 carat gold coin with a portrait of King George on the obverse and the classic St George and the Dragon engraving on the reverse.

This 1913 George V sovereign was minted in Sydney, Australia. This 22 carat gold British coin bears Pistrucci's St George and Dragon engraving on the reverse.

This 1913 George V sovereign was minted in Perth Australia. Struck in 22 carat gold, this British sovereign feature Benedetto Pistrucci's iconic engraving of St George and the Dragon.

This 1918 coin was issued at the Perth Mint in Australia, this is shown by the letter "P" underneath the neckline of King George V on the obverse of the coin.

This 1913 George V coin was minted at The Royal Mint in London. The reverse bears the iconic St George and Dragon engraving by Benedetto Pistrucci.

This 1914 George V gold sovereign coin was issued by the Melbourne mint in Australia. This 22 carat gold coin features a portrait of the king on the obverse with the classic St George and Dragon engraving on the reverse.

This 1914 George V sovereign was issued by the Sydney mint and is struck in 22 carat gold. This British sovereign features the traditional St George and Dragon engraving by Pistrucci.

This 1914 gold sovereign coin was issued by the Perth branch of The Royal Mint. This British coin is struck in 22 carat gold and features the engraving of St George and Dragon by Benedetto Pistrucci.

This 1915 George V sovereign was minted in Sydney Australia. Struck in 22 carat gold, this British coin bears the famous St George and Dragon engraving.

This 1915 George V gold sovereign was minted in London. The reverse of this British coin features an engraving of St George & Dragon by Benedetto Pistrucci.

This 1915 George V sovereign was issued by the Perth Mint in Australia. This British coin is struck in 22 carat gold and features the iconic St George and Dragon engraving on the reverse.

This 1915 gold sovereign coin was produced at the Melbourne Mint, Australia, this is shown by appearance of a letter "M" just below the neck line of George V on the obverse of the coin.

This 1916 George V Gold Sovereign coin was issued by the Perth Mint, Australia. This 22 carat gold coin features Benedetto Pistrucci's classic St George and Dragon engraving.

This 1916 George V sovereign was issued by the Sydney mint in Australia. This British 22 carat gold coin displays the classic engraving of St George and Dragon by Pistrucci on the reverse.

This gold sovereign was minted in 1917 at the Melbourne Mint. The mint mark can be seen on the reverse of the coin, above the date.

1917 George V sovereign struck in 22 carat gold and minted in Sydney, Australia. This British coin bears the classic Pistrucci engraving of St George and Dragon.

Authenticated and graded by our expert numismatists, this George V sovereign was struck in the Bombay mint in India. This 22 carat gold coin bears the iconic St George and the Dragon engraving by Benedetto Pistrucci.

This coin has been graded Very Fine and comes with a capsule.

This 1921 sovereign was minted at the Perth mint. The "P" mint mark can be found at the bottom of the St George and the dragon reverse. The obverse features the "large head" George V portrait.

This 1922 sovereign was minted at the Perth mint. The "P" mint can be found at the bottom of the St George Reverse. The obverse show the "large head" portrait of George V.

This 1923 sovereign was minted at the Perth mint in Australia. The "P" mint mark can be found at the bottom of St George reverse. The obverse Shows the "large head" portrait of King George V.

The 1872 gold sovereign displays the young head portrait of Queen Victoria by William Wyon on the obverse. The reverse of the coin features the shield design by Jean Baptiste Merlen.

This 1925 sovereign was minted at the Melbourne mint. The "M" mint mark can be found at the bottom of the St George reverse. The obverse features the "Large head" George V portrait.

This 1925 George V sovereign is minted in London and is struck in 22 carat gold. The reverse bears Benedetto Pistrucci's traditional St George and Dragon engraving.

We try to maintain a stock of all dates of gold sovereigns, because 1925 is one of the more interesting dates of George V, we make an extra effort to ensure that we have some in stock.

This 1926 gold sovereign was minted in Pretoria, South Africa. Struck from 22 carat gold, the coin features George V on the obverse and St George and the Dragon on the reverse.

This 1927 George V sovereign in 'good very fine' condition makes a great present. 

Struck in 22 carat gold, this coin is exempt from capital gains tax and is classed as British legal currency.  

This 1930 sovereign was minted by the Perth Mint in Australia. The obverse features the smaller head portrait of King George V.

This 1931 sovereign was minted by the Perth Mint in Australia. The 'P' mintmark can be found on the reverse. The obverse features the smaller head portrait of King George V.

We keep 1932 sovereigns in stock for immediate delivery. We try to maintain a stock of all dates of gold sovereigns, but 1932 was the last date for George V.

Not every date exists for gold sovereigns.There were none issued for Edward VIII, and none for George VI, except for those in the 4-coin gold sets issued for the Coronation in 1937. Similarly none were issued for Elizabeth II until 1957, so that 1932 was the last date of sovereign to be issued for a quarter of a century.