The British Sovereigns are considered as one the most historically significant coins in the industry. During the late 15th Century, the Sovereigns served as the official form of currency until they were abandoned by the gold standard during World War I. Known for their historic significance and purity, the Sovereigns are ideal for history buffs and coin collectors.

During the coronation of Her Majesty The Queen, ten heraldic beast stood guard. The majestic lion of England will be the first of ten beautiful coins to be released by the Royal Mint. This coin is a truly beautiful coin for both collectors and investors.

The Queen Victoria Sovereign gold coin comes with the legendary history of the British Empire. Dating back to a time when the sun never set on the Empire, these sovereign gold coins were minted to press the 64 year reign of the Queen. The Jubilee head design was designed to commemorate the 50th year of Queen Victoria's rule.

Introducing this years 2018 1 oz Gold Britannia. The British symbol of strength and integrity has been the majestic figure of Britannia since Roman ages. This makes it pretty clear why the gold Britannia's are such a popular choice among collectors and investors.

During the coronation of Her Majesty The Queen, ten heraldic beast stood guard. The first coin in this ten coin series is the majestic lion of england!

Minted from 1957-1968, the Elizabeth II pre-decimal sovereign comes from the British Royal Mint. The sovereigns have always been well recognized because of their historical significance. The Elizabeth II sovereign features the portrayal of the Queen during her accession to the throne.

Known worldwide as a reliable, valuable and beautifully designed coin, the modern Sovereign has over 200 years in circulation. This 2018 Gold Sovereign features the historic Benedetto Pistrucci depiction of St. George and the Dragon.

The Gold Sovereigns are one of the most famous gold coins in the world and for apparent reasons. Going back to 1489, the Sovereigns played a crucial commercial role during the heydays of British Empire.