Gold Sovereigns
No Sovereigns minted.
The 1920 Sydney Minted Gold Sovereign is a rare coin with only 360,000 minted. This coin is highly sought after by collectors due to its low mintage and historical significance. It features George V on the obverse and St. George slaying the dragon on the reverse. Despite its rarity, it is graded with no specific best grade due to the varied condition of surviving coins.
Attribute | Details |
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Year | 1920 |
KM # | 29 |
Marsh # | 280 |
Minted | 360,000 |
Proofs Minted | No |
Best Grade | None |
Value | Rare |
The 1920 Melbourne Minted Gold Sovereign is a rare coin with only 530,000 minted. It features George V on the obverse and St. George slaying the dragon on the reverse. This coin is considered scarce due to its relatively low mintage. It is commonly graded MS63 and is highly valued by collectors for its historical significance and rarity.
Attribute | Details |
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Year | 1920 |
KM # | 29 |
Marsh # | 238 |
Minted | 530,000 |
Proofs Minted | No |
Best Grade | MS63 |
Value | Rare |
The 1920 Perth Minted Gold Sovereign is a rare coin with a mintage of 2,421,000. It is considered a common coin in the series, with MS64 as the best grade. The coin features the iconic St. George and the Dragon design and is highly sought after by collectors for its historical significance and quality.
Attribute | Details |
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Year | 1920 |
KM # | 29 |
Marsh # | 259 |
Minted | 2,421,000 |
Proofs Minted | No |
Best Grade | MS64 |
Value | Common |