Gold Sovereigns
1855 Victoria Gold Sovereign.
This coin, minted in 1855, features the iconic Victoria design. It is one of the more common sovereigns with a mintage of 8,448,000, and it can be found in MS65 grade. The coin is readily available, but still offers historical significance as part of the era's coinage.
While most examples are graded at MS63 or MS64, the MS65-grade pieces stand out for their quality. The 1855 Sovereign remains a staple in many collectors' collections due to its relatively high mintage and widespread availability.
Attribute | Details |
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Year | 1855 |
KM # | 736.1 |
Marsh # | 38 |
Minted | 8,448,000 |
Proofs Minted | No |
Best Grade | MS65 |
Value | Common |
Variants | WW Raised (Rare) |
The 1855 Australian Sovereign was minted in Sydney with a total mintage of only 502,000 coins, making it a rare and significant piece for collectors. It was graded AU58 and remains a desirable coin for those interested in Australian coinage history.
The Sydney Mint produced these coins during a pivotal time in Australia's colonial history, and they are often found in lower grades due to circulation wear. The 1855 Sovereign, with its historical context, is an important part of both British and Australian numismatics.
Attribute | Details |
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Year | 1855 |
KM # | 2 |
Marsh # | - |
Minted | 502,000 |
Proofs Minted | No |
Best Grade | AU58 |
Value | Common |