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1871-1931 Gold Bullion Sovereigns - Mixed Dates
A popular way to purchase gold coins as well as a piece of history, almost 1/4oz of gold!
Product Description:
Mixed Date Gold Sovereigns – Timeless Investment in British History
Gold Sovereigns are among the most iconic and widely recognized gold coins in the world, struck in 22-carat gold (91.67% pure) and containing 7.98 grams of gold (0.2354 oz pure gold). These coins have been issued by The Royal Mint and its branches across the British Empire for over 200 years, making them a trusted and liquid investment as well as a piece of history.
Coin Highlights:
* Struck in 22-carat gold (91.67% pure)
Contains 7.98 grams of gold (0.2354 oz pure gold)
* Features portraits of various British monarchs, including Queen Victoria, King Edward VII, King George V, and Queen Elizabeth II
* Reverse designs include the classic St. George slaying the dragon or the Crowned Shield of Arms
* Minted at The Royal Mint and its branches in Australia, South Africa, Canada, and India
A Blend of History and Investment
These mixed-date sovereigns may include coins from different eras, such as:
* Queen Victoria Young Head & Shield Reverse (1871–1887) – A rare and collectible design featuring the last use of the Shield of Arms on sovereigns.
* Queen Victoria Jubilee Head (1887–1893) – Commemorating Queen Victoria’s Golden Jubilee, a milestone in British history.
* Queen Victoria Veiled Head (1893–1901) – The final portrait of Britain’s longest-reigning monarch of the 19th century.
* King Edward VII (1902–1910) – A classic design from the early 20th century, widely circulated throughout the Empire.
* King George V (1911–1931) – Issued during a period of great political and economic change, these sovereigns were among the last used in everyday transactions before the Gold Standard ended.
* Queen Elizabeth II (modern issues) – Later sovereigns continued the tradition, maintaining their investment appeal and historical significance.
Why Buy Mixed Date Sovereigns?
* Affordable entry into gold investment – No numismatic premium, just pure gold value.
* Highly liquid and globally recognized – Accepted by dealers and investors worldwide.
* Historic variety – Each coin tells a story of a different period in British history.
* Ideal for collectors and investors alike – Own a piece of the past while securing your wealth in gold.
Each sovereign is a testament to the power and prestige of the British Empire, making them an excellent addition to any precious metals portfolio. Secure your Mixed Date Sovereigns today!