Sovereign gold coin (various years)
The gold Sovereign was in circulation from 1817 until the beginning of the First World War in 1914. De Sovereign weighs 7.98 grams and contains 91.67% of pure gold. De Sovereign is also known as the gold British Pound or the British Gold Sovereign.
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The Sovereign is produced by the Royal Mint of England. The Sovereign is named after the 'English Gold Sovereign', which was last minted in 1604. In 1817 these coins were reissued and have a value of 1 British Pound.
Gold production and the Sovereign
From the 1st World War up until 1932, Sovereign coins were produced in Melbourne, Sydney, Perth, Bombay, Ottawa, and Pretoria. Between 1914 and 1957 the productions of the Sovereigns ceased, with the exception of a limited number of coins that were minted in 1925 in London as an attempt by Churchill to re-join the Gold Standard.
* The image shown is an example, the actual product may differ. This product is circulated and could have scratches and marks on it.
** The weight refers to the weight of the precious metal. The total weight of the product may therefore differ.
*** Prices shown are inclusive of VAT ( if applicable)
VAT | 0% tarief |
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Manufacturer | The Royal Mint |
Country of origin | United Kingdom |
Metal | Gold |
Fineness | 916 / 22 karat |
Weight of precious metal | 7.32 gram |
Quality | Circulated |
Year | Random |
Face value | GBP 1 |
Diameter (mm) | 22 |
Thickness (mm) | 1.4 |
Package | Coin cover |
Certificate | No |
Delivery time | On request |