The Queen Victoria Gold Sovereign, also known as the Victoria Old Head or Veiled Head Victoria, is one of the most sought-after and prestigious coins. The obverse features a mature portrait of Queen Victoria, wearing a crown and veil, while the reverse depicts the iconic scene of St. George slaying the dragon.

Minted during Queen Victoria's reign, between 1838 and 1901, with approximately 40 million specimens, these sovereigns remained in circulation until World War I. Although not considered numismatic coins in the strict sense of the term, they are highly valued by collectors for their great historical significance and majestic design.

Features: 

Weight 7.98 gr

Weight of pure gold 7.32 gr.

Mint Royal Mint

Purity 916.6

Diameter 22 mm