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The Sovereign of the Month
Uncover a world of numismatic history with our Sovereign of the Month collection, featuring notable Sovereigns from modern Britain.
Discover the History of The Sovereign
Our Sovereign of the Month collection provides a glimpse into a bygone era, showcasing the stories of some of the most notable coins in modern British history.
Curated for Collectors
Made for monarchs and struck for collectors, our Sovereign of the Month collection offers collectors the chance to own notable pieces from modern British history.
Chosen by Experts
Each Sovereign is specially selected by our in-house numismatic experts due to their fascinating backstories and important status within the history of the ‘chief coin of the world’.
The 1911-1919 George V Sovereign Struck in Canada
Bearing a small ‘C’ mint mark to signify it was struck at the Ottawa branch mint in Canada, this Sovereign is part of a small number produced using gold from Yukon and British Columbia.
The 1957 Elizabeth II Sovereign
The year 1957 heralded a pivotal moment in numismatic history with the reintroduction of The Sovereign, marking a triumphant return to regular production after nearly two decades of dormancy.
The 1976 Elizabeth II Gold Sovereign
The 1976 Elizabeth II Sovereign marked a turning point as the first minted at the Royal Mint's brand new facility in Llantrisant, Wales, signifying a shift from the historic Tower Hill location.
The 1974 Elizabeth II Sovereign
Discover the 1974 Elizabeth II Sovereign, the first of its kind to be struck after decimalisation.
The 1932 George V Sovereign Struck in South Africa
The first Sovereign to be celebrated as part of our Sovereign of the Month collection is the 1932 Sovereign. Struck at our branch mint in Pretoria, South Africa, this Sovereign features a coinage portrait of George V on the obverse.
The 1918 George V Sovereign Struck in India
With just over 1 million in existence, this highly sought-after Sovereign struck at our Bombay branch mint is a must-have for collectors of the ‘chief coin of the world’.
