1871 Queen Victoria Young Head Gold Sovereign AG_King George V Sovereigns Struck at the Royal Mint

Struck at the Royal Mint on 24th May 2019

1937 King George VI Proof Specimen Full Sovereign - NGC PF-62 Cameo

The set is housed within a luxurious presentation case along with explanatory booklet and numbered certificate

The Royal Mint took the decision to replace the somewhat unpopular Jubilee bust sovereign

type often described as the 'Old or Widow head series'

1871 Queen Victoria Young Head Gold Sovereign AG_King George V Sovereigns Struck at the Royal Mint1871 Queen Victoria Young Head Gold Sovereign Small B. P First Head WW Buried in truncation Long Tail Small B. P Obverse;: The Queens head to left. Hair bound with a double fillet and collected up into a knot behind. Initials W. W. buried in truncation. No Mint Letter under truncation denoting London mint. Reverse: St. George mounted with sword attacking the dragon. The date appears below the exergue line at the bottom with the Large letters B. P. to