The 1827 Gold SovereignThe 1827 Gold Sovereign was issued during the reign of King George IV.
King George IV’s Bare Head can be seen on the obverse of the coin, a shield of arms, designed by Jean Baptiste Merlen, is depicted on the reverse.
The sovereign is made of 22 carat gold, and weighs 7.98 grams. It contains 0.2354 ounce of fine gold.
Only 2,266,629 sovereigns were struck in 1827. It is very unlikely that all of these still exist today, as many have been melted down over the last two centuries.Sovereigns issued from 1817 to 1837 are often described as ‘Early King’ sovereigns. King George III, King George IV and King William IV are all depicted on sovereigns minted during these years.
The value of your sovereign will be heavily dependent on the date and condition.
Mintage: 2,266,629 (may include coins in sets)
Minted at The Royal Mint
Minted in 1827. See Coins and Events of 1827
Monarch/Ruler: George IV (1820-1830)
Category: Sovereigns. See more Gold Sovereign coins
and see which Gold Sovereign coins have the lowest mintage.
Country of Origin: United Kingdom
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 | 1827 George IIII Bare Head Gold Full Sovereign £ 1,750.00 |
 | 1827 Sovereign, George IV, NGC AU50 £ 1,550.00 |
 | 1827 George IIII Bare Head Gold Full Sovereign CHOICE - UNC £ 5,950.00 |
 | 1871 GB Gold Full Sovereign Coin NGC-MS63 £ 1,434.70 |
 | 1827 George IIII Bare Head Gold Full Sovereign - MINT LUSTRE £ 1,995.00 |
 | King William IV £1 Sovereign Gold Coin 1832 £ 1,026.70 |
 | 1821 Gold Sovereign, George IV laureate head £ 1,488.80 |
 | King George 1V 1826 Sovereign, NGC Grade XF 40 / GF £ 1,332.70 |
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