1893 Victoria Old Head Sovereign
London mint · 22ct gold · Very Fine · Die number recorded
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London mint · 22ct gold · Very Fine · Die number recorded
London mint · 22ct gold · Fine · 3.99g measured weight
George VI and Elizabeth II · .500 silver · Mixed Fine grades
Series 1919 · Crisp Very Fine · Serial number documented
Proof finish · Sterling silver · Box and certificate included
1787 issue · 22ct gold · Fine · Collector's provenance card
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The date identifies the issue, while a mint mark or die number can separate one variety from another. Our descriptions state the visible marks and explain where they appear on the coin.
Grade describes wear and surface quality. Fine pieces show clear major details, Very Fine examples retain sharper features, and Proof issues have specially prepared fields and rims. We use photographs alongside the written grade.
Metal affects weight, colour, value and care. Gold sovereigns are generally 22ct, while many pre-decimal silver coins use .500 or .925 silver. The listing states the recorded specification for the item offered.
We inspect weight, dimensions, edge details, strike and surface. Previous collection notes, dealer records and certificates are included where available, so you can understand where a piece has been.
Circulation coins were made for everyday use. Proofs were struck for presentation, while commemoratives mark a person or event. The distinction matters when comparing finish, packaging and issue numbers.
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