1902 Gold Sovereign SydneyThe 1902 Gold Sovereign was the first gold sovereign coin in the reign of King Edward VII.
The Reverse of the 1902 Sydney Sovereign depicts Benedetto Pistrucci’s famous portrayal of St George slaying the dragon. The small 'S' on the ground just above the date indicates the gold sovereign was minted at the Sydney mint, New South Wales, Australia.
King Edward VII’s portrait, by George W. de Saulles, can be seen on the obverse of the coin.Image credit: Museums Victoria
Mintage: 2,813,000 (may include coins in sets)
Minted at The Sydney Mint
Minted in 1902. See Coins and Events of 1902
Monarch/Ruler: Edward VII (1901-1910)
Category: Sovereigns. See more Gold Sovereign coins
and see which Gold Sovereign coins have the lowest mintage.
Country of Origin: Australia
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 | KING EDWARD VII 1902 £5 GOLD SOVEREIGN £ 5,750.00 |
 | 1902 Edward VII Gold Full Sovereign £ 805.00 |
 | 1875 Queen Victoria Young Head Gold Sovereign (Sydney) £ 919.60 |
 | 1897 Queen Victoria Veiled Gold Half Sovereign Coin Diamond Jubilee Year £ 424.90 |
 | 1886 Full Sovereign Gold Coin, Sydney Mint Queen Victoria Young Head Sovereign £ 883.90 |
 | 1876 Queen Victoria Young Head Gold Sovereign (Sydney) £ 991.00 |
 | 1885-S Queen Victoria Shield Reverse Full Sovereign £ 1,077.70 |
 | 1887 Victoria Young Head Gold Sovereign – Sydney Mint – St George Reverse £ 1,077.70 |
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