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One of the most prominent gold sovereign coins in the world is the Great Britain Sovereign. A sovereign coin is typically a gold coin issued by kingdoms with and monarchies with the image of a monarch on one side and a national coat of arms or other emblems on the reverse. Since 1817, Great Britain has issued a sovereign gold coin with regularity through the reigns of countless monarchs. Provident Metals now offers Great Britain Sovereign Gold Coins from random years that have been cleaned or show other damage.

Highlights:

  • Arrives with a protective plastic flip!
  • Possible dates go back to 1817!
  • Contains .2354 Troy oz of actual gold content.
  • British monarchs feature on the obverse of the coins.
  • George slays a dragon on the reverse of most coins, with the Royal Arms available on some.
  • If you buy more than one coin, please note you could receive matching date marks and designs.

The modern Great Britain Sovereign Gold Coin is rooted in the issuance of the first English sovereigns created during the reign of King Henry VII in 1489. Those gold coins had twice the gold weight of other existing coins of the era and were struck through 1603. The sovereign ended with the reign of King James I of England.

Obverse

A British monarch is always depicted on the obverse of Great Britain Sovereign Gold Coins. Most of the coins in this listing are likely to feature the effigies of Queen Elizabeth II, the reigning monarch of England since 1952. There are five generations of her image found on 20th-century and 21st-century sovereign gold coins. Older coins feature effigies of monarchs such as George VI, Edward VI, George V, and Queen Victoria.

Reverse

The vast majority of Great Britain Sovereign Gold Coins in this listing come with Benedetto Pistruccis 1817 design of St. George on horseback as he slays a dragon. However, early in the reign of Queen Victoria, a design was released for the Great Britain sovereign that included the Royal Arms of England instead with a wreath framing the image.

History

Great Britain Sovereign Gold Coins returned to production in England in 1817 with the Great Recoinage of 1816. The coins have been widely struck in the standard sovereign, with 1/2 sovereign and double sovereign coins produced at different times. Great Britain Sovereign Gold coins have .917 gold content with .083 copper content and other metals used in the content.

Ordering

These Great Britain Sovereign Gold Coins come to you with cull condition. This means the coins have varying levels of severe wear and tear that can include dents, deep scratches, scuffs, and even holes. The coins ship to you in plastic flips. We encourage Provident Metals customers to call us at 800-313-3315 with questions. You can also contact us on the web through our live chat and email address.

How Does Free Shipping Work?

When the subtotal of your purchase, including applicable discounts, is $199 or more, you receive free shipping for your entire order. In order to receive free shipping on purchases of $199 or more, you must live within the 50 US states. For orders less than $199, a $9.95 shipping fee applies. All products are discreetly packaged and shipped with full insurance included.

When will my order ship?

Most Provident orders are shipped within one (1) business day of your payment clearing. Payments made via PayPal clear instantly. Bitcoin payments clear instantly once the transaction is confirmed. Credit Card and bank wire payments process within 1 business day. ACH and paper check payments take 3-5 business days. Once payments are processed, products are released to fulfillment for packaging and shipping.

Can I choose the method of shipping?

All orders of $199 or more that are eligible for free shipping are, by default, shipped via a carrier of our choice (USPS or UPS). Depending on the contents and size of your purchase, you may be able to upgrade to a specific carrier during checkout.

Will I need to sign for my package?

For those orders of $999.99 or less, there is no need to sign for your package. However, you may select the option to require a signature at delivery if you want. This can be chosen and paid for at checkout. All orders of $1000 or more require a signature to complete delivery.

What about International Orders?

Provident is only able to ship to addresses in any of the 50 US states. This includes P.O. boxes and APO addresses.

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Product Details

Metal Content 0.2354 troy oz
Condition Polished
Denomination Foreign
Provident ID 2555365