1880-M Queen Victoria Young Head Gold Sovereign Queen Victoria_Jubilee Head Sovereigns No Sovereigns were struck in

No Sovereigns were struck in the years 1960-1962

A special redesign for the Gold Sovereigns 500th Anniversary

this official release pays tribute to one of the greatest works of fantasy literature ever written

The Jubilee head coinage was introduced to mark Queen Victoria’s Golden Jubilee in 1887 and was the result of a portrait design by Joseph Edgar Boehm

1880-M Queen Victoria Young Head Gold Sovereign Queen Victoria_Jubilee Head Sovereigns No Sovereigns were struck in1880 M Queen Victoria Young Head Gold Sovereign First Head WW Buried in truncation Long Tail Obverse;: The Queens head to left. Hair bound with a double fillet and collected up into a knot behind. Initials W. W. buried in truncation. The Mint Letter 'M' denoting Melbourne mint under truncation. Reverse: St. George mounted with sword attacking the dragon. The date appears below the exergue line at the bottom with the small letters B. P. to the right.