2020 Sovereign Proof Reverse 2020 Gold Sovereign Proof with George III Royal Cypher - The coin carries a special George III royal cypher mint mark on the left of the date to mark the 200th anniversary of the end of George III's reign.
1957 Sovereign Obverse 1957 Gold Sovereign - The 1957 Gold Sovereign was the first Elizabeth II Sovereign made available to collectors. The design was by Mary Gillick and was used on gold sovereigns up to 1968.
2005 Sovereign Proof Reverse 2005 Gold Sovereign Proof - Timothy Noad’s portrayal of St. George slaying the dragon is depicted on the reverse of the coin. Despite being a controversial change to an iconic image, the 2005 proof sovereign sold out very quickly.
No Picture Sovereigns - Gold Sovereigns Listed by Monarch with Description, images, mintages, history and info for coin collectors and investors.
No Picture List of Elizabeth II Sovereigns - A List of Elizabeth II Gold Sovereigns. Description, history and lots more information especially for coin collectors and investors.
2021 Gold Sovereign BU Elizabeth 95th Reverse 2021 Sovereign – BU Elizabeth II 95th Birthday Special - In the year that Her Majesty Queen Elizabeth II celebrated her 95th birthday, the coin carries a Crown '95' privy mark (on the left of the date) for that year only.
1919 Sovereign Sydney Reverse 1919 Gold Sovereign Sydney - Benedetto Pistrucci’s famous portrayal of St George is on the reverse of the coin. A small ‘S’ above the date indicates the Sydney Mint.
2018 Gold Sovereign India Reverse 2018 Gold Sovereign India – Elizabeth II - Gold Sovereign minted in India under licence from the Royal Mint. It is legal tender in the UK. There is an 'I' mint mark just above the date.
1878 Sovereign Obverse 1878 Gold Sovereign London - Queen Victoria’s young head can be seen on the Obverse, designed by William Wyon RA, you can find the initials 'WW' on the truncation of the neck.
2019 Gold Sovereign India Reverse 2019 Gold Sovereign – India - Minted at the mint in India under licence from the Royal Mint. The sovereigns are minted with the quality control of the Royal Mint and are legal tender in the UK. There is an 'I' mint mark just above the date.