1836 WILLIAM IV N of ANNO in shield SOVEREIGN (s.3829b)

1836 WILLIAM IV N of ANNO in shield SOVEREIGN (s.3829b)

Second bust, Reverse top of ear broad and flat, nose to 2nd N in BRITANNIAR, coarser obverse.
Offered is one of the most intriguing sovereigns to have ever been struck by the Royal Mint.   1 “ The presence of the N is impossible to explain. Enquiries have revealed there to be two items in the Royal [...]

1887 QUEEN VICTORIA PROOF FULL SOVEREIGN (s.3866b)

1887 QUEEN VICTORIA PROOF FULL SOVEREIGN (s.3866b)

Similar repositioned legend. G: of D:G: now closer to crown. Normal JEB (angled J) designer’s initials at base of truncation
1 of only 797 minted thus rare
NEAR FDC                                     £1,450

1838 QUEEN VICTORIA YOUNG HEAD SOVEREIGN (s.3852)

1838 QUEEN VICTORIA YOUNG HEAD SOVEREIGN (s.3852)

First (small) young head, Reverse First shield London Mint
CHOICE UNCIRCULATED, RARE            £3,950

1817 GEORGE III LAUR HEAD SOVEREIGN (s.3785)

1817 GEORGE III LAUR HEAD SOVEREIGN (s.3785)

Laur Head, reverse St. George  & Dragon
The 1817 Sovereign is the 1st of the ‘modern day’ sovereigns to be issued as currency. The Reverse is the work of Benedetto Pistrucci (Possibly the finest engraver to have worked at the Royal Mint)
AS STRUCK, RARE                              
SOLD JULY 2010

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