British Coins

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.
1914 Florin Reverse 1914 Florin – George V - The 1914 George V Florin Reverse shows crowned cruciform shields separated by sceptres in the angles. Edge is reeded.
List of Edward III Groats List of Edward III Groats - List of Edward III Groats (four pence coin) with descriptions, images, mintages, history and information for coin collectors.
1895 Crown Victoria Obverse 1895 Crown – Victoria - The 1895 Crown Obverse shows the Old Head (Veiled Head) portrait of Queen Victoria by Sir Thomas Brock. Edge inscribed with the Regnal date
2022 Piedfort Sovereign Proof Reverse 2022 Piedfort Gold Sovereign Proof – Elizabeth II - The 2022 Gold Sovereign Piedfort version is twice the weight (15.98g) and about twice the thickness of the standard 2022 gold sovereign.
1677 Halfcrown Charles II Reverse 1677 Half-Crown – Charles II Fourth Bust - The 1677 Half-Crown is an early milled silver half-crown of King Charles II. Fourth bust. The Reverse is by the famous engraver John Roettier.
1849 Gold Sovereign Obverse 1849 Gold Sovereign – Victoria - The 1849 Gold Sovereign of Queen Victoria was minted by the Royal Mint in London (no mint mark). Second (Large) Head. SCBC 3852C.
1821 Sovereign Obverse 1821 Gold Sovereign George IV - The 1821 sovereign was the first sovereign to be issued during the reign of King George IV. Reverse is Pistrucci’s St George and the Dragon.