Gold Sovereigns
1898 Victoria Gold Sovereign.
Widow head Obverse and St George reverse.
The 1898 London Minted Gold Sovereign showcases the Widow Head obverse, with Queen Victoria’s portrait, paired with the iconic St George and the Dragon reverse. This coin is notable for its relatively high mintage, though it remains a solid choice for collectors seeking a piece of British numismatic history. Its most notable feature is the design, which was used on sovereigns throughout the late 19th century.
Attribute | Details |
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Year | 1898 |
KM # | 785 |
Marsh # | 149 |
Minted | 4,361,000 |
Proofs Minted | No |
Best Grade | MS61 |
Value | Common |
1898 Widow Head Sovereign
13 and 167 Widow head and George and the Dragon.
The 1898 Sydney Minted Gold Sovereign features the Widow Head obverse with Queen Victoria’s portrait, paired with the classic St George and the Dragon reverse design. The coin was minted in a quantity of 2,548,000, making it a relatively rare piece in high-grade conditions. The MS62 grade reflects the quality of the piece, though it remains a sought-after coin for collectors due to its historical significance and its iconic design.
Attribute | Details |
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Year | 1898 |
KM # | 13 |
Marsh # | 167 |
Minted | 2,548,000 |
Proofs Minted | No |
Best Grade | MS62 |
Value | Rare |
1898 Widow Head Sovereign
13 and 158 Widow head and George and the Dragon.
The 1898 Melbourne Minted Gold Sovereign features the Widow Head obverse of Queen Victoria and the classic St. George and the Dragon reverse. This coin is one of the many notable releases from the Melbourne Mint during the late 19th century. With a mintage of 5,509,000, it remains a staple in many collectors' sets. The coin's MS63 grade demonstrates its preservation quality, making it an attractive piece for collectors of Victorian-era British gold coinage.
Attribute | Details |
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Year | 1898 |
KM # | 13 |
Marsh # | 158 |
Minted | 5,509,000 |
Proofs Minted | Yes |
Best Grade | MS63 |
Value | Common |