British Coins

1901 Gold Proof Sovereign Melbourne Obverse MV 1901 Gold Sovereign Melbourne - The 1901 Melbourne Sovereign shows Queen Victoria’s Old head (also known as the Widow head or Vieled head), designed by Thomas Brock RA.
2020 Sovereign BU Reverse RM 2020 Gold Sovereign BU – Elizabeth II - The 2020 Gold Sovereign BU is an improved strike on the bullion version, but not quite as good as a proof version. Carries the George III royal cypher mint mark.
1551 Crown Edward VI Obverse attr-Classical Numismatic Group, Inc 1551 Crown – Edward VI - The 1551 Crown shows King Edward VI on horseback with the date below. 'Fine Silver' Issue. The King would have been about 14 years old at the time.
2024 Fifty Pence The Snowman Silver Proof Reverse RM 2024 The Snowman 50p Silver Proof - The 2024 The Snowman 50p Silver Proof is the seventh time the Royal Mint has continued its tradition of Christmas coins.
2024 George Michael 1oz Silver Proof Reverse RM 2024 George Michael 1oz Silver Proof – Music Legends – Charles III - The 2024 George Michael 1oz Silver Proof was the fourth coin in the Royal Mint Music Legends series.
1838 Sovereign Obverse 1838 Gold Sovereign – Victoria - The 1838 sovereign was the first sovereign to be issued during the reign of Queen Victoria. The reverse features a crowned shield.
1835 Third-Farthing William IV Reverse 1835 Third-Farthing – William IV - 1835 Copper Third-Farthing, King William IV. Although this coin was minted by the Royal Mint in London, the coin itself was intended for circulation in Malta.
2021 Sovereign Bullion Reverse 2021 Gold Sovereign – Bullion coin - Intended as an investment coin, the 2021 Bullion Sovereign is one of the lowest cost ways to buy gold; the bonus is that you get a real sovereign!
1757 Sixpence Reverse George II 1757 Sixpence – George II - The 1757 George II Silver Sixpence. The Reverse shows crowned cruciform shields, Garter star at centre, Legend around with date at top.
1918 Gold Sovereign Melbourne Reverse 1918 Gold Sovereign Melbourne - The 1918 Gold Sovereign, George V. Just above the date is the letter 'M' indicating the Melbourne mint.