Victoria 1872 Gold Sovereigns

London Minted Gold Sovereigns

1872 Victoria Gold Sovereign.

736.1 & 47 Shield with no dia number

Variants: 736.2 & 56 Shield with Dia number.

752 & 85 George and the Dragon.

Description

The 1872 Victoria Gold Sovereign marks an important point in British numismatic history. This particular coin was issued at a time when the design was shifting, and it holds historical significance with its large mintage of over 13 million pieces.

One of the key variants for this year includes the "Shield with Dia number" feature, which differentiates it from others. The 752 and 85 George and the Dragon variant is highly sought after for its return to the iconic design. This is a popular coin among collectors due to its historical context and the significant number of variations.

Coin Specifications

Attribute	Details
Year	1872
KM #	736.1
Marsh #	47
Minted	13,487,000
Proofs Minted	No
Best Grade	MS62
Value	Common
Variants	736.2 & 56 Shield with Dia number
	752 & 85 George and the Dragon

Australia Gold Sovereigns

Sydney Minted Gold Sovereigns

6 and 70 Shield.

7 and 111 George and the Dragon.

Australian Sovereign Description

The 1872 Sydney Mint Gold Sovereigns are an important part of Australia's numismatic history. The Sydney Mint was the first branch of the Royal Mint outside of London, and these coins represent a fascinating chapter in the evolution of Australian currency. The 1872 release is known for its detailed craftsmanship, especially with the iconic shield design.

The 7 and 111 George and the Dragon variant is highly sought after for collectors, as it represents a return to a traditional and historically significant design. The rarity and desirability of these coins make them a prized addition to any collection.

Coin Specifications - Australian Sovereign

Attribute	Details
Year	1872
KM #	6
Marsh #	70
Minted	1,815,000
Proofs Minted	No
Best Grade	MS62
Value	Common
Variants	6 and 70 Shield
	7 and 111 George and the Dragon

Melbourne Minted Gold Sovereigns

6 and 59 Shield.

7 and 94 George and the Dragon.

59A Shield with 2 over 1 in Date.

Melbourne Sovereign Description

The 1872 Melbourne Mint Gold Sovereigns are key pieces in the history of Australian currency. These sovereigns, struck at the Melbourne Mint, feature a unique "Shield" design and are known for their intricate craftsmanship. The 7 and 94 George and the Dragon variant stands out as a significant edition, symbolizing a return to a classic design.

The variants such as the 59A Shield with 2 over 1 in the date and the George and the Dragon designs are highly prized by collectors, particularly for their rarity and distinctive features. With a relatively low mintage, these coins are essential for any serious numismatist.

Coin Specifications - Melbourne Sovereign

Attribute	Details
Year	1872
KM #	6
Marsh #	59
Minted	748,000
Proofs Minted	No
Best Grade	MS61
Value	Rare
Variants	6 and 59 Shield
	7 and 94 George and the Dragon
	59A Shield with 2 over 1 in Date