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1899-1931 The Perth Mint Gold Sovereign Complete Set
Own a Full set of Australian Numismatic History!
Product Description:
Graded form VF to UNC
A full set of Australian Gold Sovereigns, struck at The Perth mint during the reigns of Queen Victoria, King Edward VII, and King George V.
Queen Victoria (1837–1901): Renowned as the "Grandmother of Europe," Queen Victoria's reign marked a period of industrial and cultural prosperity known as the Victorian Era. Her coins symbolize the British Empire's dominance and Australia's growing importance in global trade.
King Edward VII (1901–1910): Often called "Bertie," King Edward VII emphasized diplomacy and modernization. Sovereigns minted under his reign are valued for their rarity and representation of a transformative era in British-Australian relations.
King George V (1910–1936): A steadfast leader during World War I, King George V guided the British Empire through a period of transition into the Commonwealth. His Sovereigns, minted from 1911 to 1931 by the Sydney, Melbourne, and Perth mints, are the only coins struck at every Australian colonial mint, symbolizing unity and resilience.