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Sovereign Gold Coin (incl GST)

*Product does not come in capsule - Delivered as received from supplier**No Choice Of Mint, Year or Design - Lucky Dip Item* Sovereign Gold Coin (incl GST). The iconic Sovereign Gold Coin was produced between 1852 to 1931. To this day, sovereigns are still produced with various designs from various ... Read More...

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Various years - no choices


Discounts available for 20 or 100 coins.

Quantity Unit price Bulk price +
20 coins $1,136.63 $22,732.58 + cart
100 coins $1,131.63 $113,162.90 + cart
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$21.85

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*Product does not come in capsule - Delivered as received from supplier*

*No Choice Of Mint, Year or Design - Lucky Dip Item* 

Sovereign Gold Coin (incl GST). The iconic Sovereign Gold Coin was produced between 1852 to 1931. To this day, sovereigns are still produced with various designs from various mints around the world. Each coin is 7.986g and minted from solid 22ct gold (91.7%) yielding a pure gold content of 7.3g or 0.23 oz. Over time they were either minted in the UK, India or in Australia at either Sydney, Melbourne or Perth with corresponding S, M or P Mintmarks. Ainslie Bullion, being a bullion dealer not a coin dealer, does not differentiate nor present as certain series in the coins history.


There are 9 different types (but more permutations considering where they were minted). The 9 consist of the Sydney Mint Type 1 (1855-1856), Sydney Mint Type 2 (1857-1870), Victorian Young Head Shield Reverse (1871-1887), Victorian Young Head St. George Reverse (1871-1887), Victorian Jubilee Head (1887-1893), Victorian Veil Head (1893-1901), King Edward VII (1902-1910), King George V Large Head (1911-1928) & King George V Small Head (1929-1931).

Because they are not 99.99% pure nor legal tender they are not classified as investment bullion per se in Australia and attract GST.

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