Manufacturer: The Royal Mint
Weight (grams): 3.99
Pure gold content (grams): 3.66
Fineness: 916.7 (22ct)
Dimensions: Historic gold sovereign coin with classic shield reverse design
The Half Gold Sovereign Queen Victoria Young Head Shield (1871–1887) is a historic gold coin, produced by The Royal Mint and struck in 22-carat gold (916.7 fineness). Originating from the Victorian era, this piece carries significant historical and numismatic value.
Containing 3.99 grams total weight with approximately 3.66 grams of pure gold, this half sovereign follows the traditional British standard, offering both recognised gold content and collectible appeal.
The obverse features the Young Head portrait of Queen Victoria, designed by William Wyon, capturing her early reign with refined detail. The reverse displays the heraldic shield design, representing the Royal Arms of the United Kingdom and reflecting the traditional style of 19th-century coinage.
Struck between 1871 and 1887, these coins may come from various mint locations, adding further interest for collectors seeking different historical variations.
Widely circulated during the Victorian period, this coin represents a tangible piece of British monetary history, making it especially appealing to collectors of historic sovereigns.
Combining heritage significance, classic design, and investment-grade gold, this coin is a valuable addition to any collection focused on historic gold coinage.
Please note: Due to strong demand, dispatch for this product may take up to 1–2 weeks.
Available with fully insured delivery or secure collection from London Gold Emporium.
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