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Picture of Edward VII, Half Sovereign (1902-1910). Very Fine

Edward VII, Half Sovereign (1902-1910). Very Fine

Solid 22ct Gold Half Sovereign of King Edward VII. Issued from 1902-1910 and weighing 3.99 grams. These coins are in Very Fine Condition. Dates supplied subject to current stock availability but the more you order the more variety we will try to provide.
£295.00
1902 Half Sovereign Very Fine_obv

Edward VII, Half Sovereign 1902 Very Fine

The Half Sovereign has always been more difficult to get than the full Sovereign, because they made a lot less Half Sovereigns than Sovereigns. We found a group of the King Edward VII Half Sovereigns that we had put away years ago. We checked with the bullion houses to see what the current price was. Surprise, surprise, none of the bullion houses had any in stock and they hadn’t had any for quite some time. We have nice Very Fine examples of the 1902 Half Sovereign. Get them while you can, at Coincraft – Britain’s Coin Shop we have almost everything a collector could want…
£295.00
1905 Edward VII Gold Half Sovereign Very Fine_obv

Edward VII, Half Sovereign 1905 Very Fine

1905 Edward VII gold Half Sovereign. Very Fine. Everyone who collects the coins of King Edward VII knows that the silver coins dated 1905 are Rare. Well here is a Gold coin of King Edward VII dated 1905 and it won’t cost you the earth… It is the Half Sovereign which, as most collectors realise, is far more difficult to get than the full sovereign. We remember years ago at Christmas time, when gold coins were wanted for jewellery for gifts, that Half Sovereigns sold for more money than full Sovereigns. Even though they contained half the gold. The coins on offer are struck by the Royal Mint in 22ct Gold, weigh about 4 grams and are in Very Fine condition. They are now almost 120 years old and certainly can be called antique. Many things going for it, especially the quality and the price.
£310.00
Picture of Elizabeth II, Gold Half Sovereign Proof, 2003

Elizabeth II, Gold Half Sovereign Proof, 2003

If you look on the Royal Mint website they are offering a 2003 Half Sovereign in Proof in the original case for £250.00. We have them in their original cases still mint sealed. Something the Royal Mint does not guarantee you. Each coin is struck in the highest quality, proof in 22ct gold, and weighs about 4 grams. There is NOTHING different about the 2003 Half Sovereign the Royal Mint is selling and the 2003 Half Sovereign that we are selling. Both were struck at the Royal Mint, but ours is fresher, and still mint sealed. They don’t promise you that theirs has not been handled. Also, if you have a moment, take a look at our price for comparison.
£320.00
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Victoria, Half Sovereign (Jubilee Head) 1887

Even after 67 years in coins we are still proud to say that we learn something new every day. Recently, a dealer was offering us a rather nice lot of high grade of 1887 Jubilee Head Half Sovereigns. We have sold a large number of the later dates of Jubilee Half Sovereigns of late, we were helping a friend distribute a parcel that he found on the Continent. These coins are the first year of issue and in a much nicer grade than they normally come in. But then he told me that the 1887 Half Sovereign is a one-year type coin. It seems that the Mint in 1887 used silver to mix with the gold and the colour of the gold coin is slightly different than all the other years. We didn’t know that. You learn something new every day…
From £395.00
Victoria, 1887 Half Sovereign (Jubilee Head) About Unc_obv

Victoria, Half Sovereign (Jubilee Head) 1887 About Unc

1887 Jubilee Head Half Sovereign About Unc.
£450.00
1887Jubilee Head Half Sovereign Brilliant Unc_obv

Victoria, Half Sovereign (Jubilee Head) 1887 Brilliant Unc

Half Sovereign 1887, JH, Brilliant Uncirculated and Choice. Fully lustrous and most appealing.
£495.00
1887 Jubilee Head Half Sovereign Extremely Fine_obv

Victoria, Half Sovereign (Jubilee Head) 1887 Extremely Fine

1887 Jubilee Head Half Sovereign Extremely Fine.
£395.00
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Victoria, Half Sovereign (Jubilee Head) 1890 Very Fine

These Gold Half Sovereigns of Queen Victoria were only struck between 1887-1892. The design was made for her Golden Jubilee in 1887. They are stuck in 22ct Gold and weigh just under 4 grams. The coins on offer are dated 1890 which makes them 132 years old and they are in Very Fine condition. You have Queen Victoria with The Jubilee crown on the obverse, the reverse has a crowned shield, and the date 1890. Each coin is supplied in a protective display capsule.
£315.00
Victoria 1891 Jubilee Head Half Sovereign Very Fine_obv

Victoria, Half Sovereign (Jubilee Head) 1891 Very Fine

These Gold Half Sovereigns of Queen Victoria were only struck between 1887-1892. The design was made for her Golden Jubilee in 1887. They are struck in 22ct Gold and weigh just under 4 grams. The coins on offer are dated 1891 which makes over 130 years old and they are in Very Fine condition. You have Queen Victoria with her Jubilee crown on the obverse and the reverse has a crowned shield. Each coin is supplied in a protective display capsule. Only 30 pieces are available at this price.
£345.00
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Victoria, Half Sovereign (Jubilee Head) 1892 Very Fine

These Gold Half Sovereigns of Queen Victoria were only struck between 1887-1892. The design was made for her Golden Jubilee in 1887. They are stuck in 22ct Gold and weigh just under 4 grams. The coins on offer are dated 1892 which makes them over 130 years old and they are in Very Fine condition. You have Queen Victoria with The Jubilee crown on the obverse, the reverse has a crowned shield, and the date 1892. Each coin is supplied in a protective display capsule.
£340.00
Picture of Victoria, Half Sovereign (Old Head)

Victoria, Half Sovereign (Old Head)

There were 3 major types of Queen Victoria Half Sovereigns issued, Young Head, Jubilee Head and Old Head. The Half Sovereign is much scarcer than the full Sovereign. Both are struck in 22ct by the Royal Mint. It is just that the Half Sovereign was the least expensive Gold coin struck at the time. You have the veiled or Old Head portrait of H. M. Queen Victoria on one side and St. George and the dragon on the other side. These are actual gold coins that were used in day today transactions. The coins on offer are in Fine condition and were minted between 1893-1901. These are important type coins and of course the Half Sovereign is a scarce denomination. Dates will be of our choice, but supplies are limited.
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