Gold Sovereigns
No information available on an 1820 Proof Gold Sovereign being sold.
USA based auction house sold a MS63 1820 Gold Sovereign in 2013 for $4700. The 1820 Gold Sovereign was an open 2 version and graded by NGC.
Also in 2013 at the same auction house was a MS62 1820 Gold Sovereign with a closed 2 on the date. That Gold Sovereign went for $3700. Another MS62 closed 2 version went for $3300 at the same auction.
In the same year at the same auction house was a MS61 1820 Gold Sovereign with an open 2 on the date. That Gold Sovereign went for $2800.
An AU55 in the same year and same auction house went for $1292. It was an open 2.
An XF45 in the same year and same auction house went for $760. It was an open 2.
A VF35 in the same year and same auction house went for $805. It was an open 2. This price is not a mistake, someone just paid more for a VF35 than an XF45.
USA based auction house sold a badly worn non-graded 1820 Gold Sovereign in 2013 for $423. The 1820 Gold Sovereign was an open 2 version. No hair was visible.
USA based auction house sold a non-graded 1820 Gold Sovereign in 2013 for $544. The 1820 Gold Sovereign was an open 2 version. Hair was visible.
An eBay 1820 Gold Sovereign was sold in July 2013 for $411. The coin was in bad condition.
A nice 1820 Gold Sovereign was sold on eBay in May 2013 for $792.
Attribute | Details |
---|---|
Year | 1820 |
KM # | 674 |
Marsh # | 4 |
Minted | 932,000 |
Proofs Minted | Yes |
Best Grade | MS64 |
Value | Scarce |
Variants |
|