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Gold Half Sovereigns
1839 Royal Mint Proof
22 Carat Gold
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The first portrait for Queen Victoria was the "Young Head",
which was used on half sovereigns from 1838 to 1887 inclusive. It was refined and modified a number
of times during this period.
Crafted by William Wyon, the portrait showed a young Queen with her hair in a fillet. |
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Mintage
1230
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Specifications
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Sources
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| Composition: |
91.67% Gold
8.33% Copper |
| Gold Content: |
0.1177 oz |
| Edge: |
Plain |
| Weight: |
3.991 grams |
| Size: |
19.0 mm |
| Reverse: |
Jean Baptiste Merlen |
| Obverse: |
William Wyon |
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| Chard Gold Sovereigns |
Andrew Crellin of
Monetarium. |
The Sovereign
Daniel Fearon & Brian Reeds
2001
Hilden Publications
17 Windmill Drive
Croxley Green, Hertfordshire
United Kingdom
Token Publishing
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The Gold Sovereign
Golden Jubilee Edition
Michael A Marsh
2002
25A St Neots Rd
Hardwick
Cambrigeshire CB3 7QH
United Kingdom
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