AU S TR A LIA N H ISTORY
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September 2016
Among Australia’s greatest rarities…
Australia’s first sovereign, struck at the
nation’s first official mint, the 1855 Sydney
Mint Sovereign Type I is one of the most
revered and sought after coins in Australian
numismatics. Desired by all Australian
collectors, we can offer two examples of this
iconic Australian rarity in the seldom seen
premium grades of good Very Fine and Very
Fine respectively.
Distinguished by the famous ‘wreath’ motif,
with ‘SYDNEY MINT’, ‘AUSTRALIA’ and ‘ONE
SOVEREIGN’ proudly emblazoned upon the
reverse, the 1855 Sydney Mint Sovereign Type I
is an original, important artefact of the Australian
Gold Rush. The creation of the Sydney Mint was
approved by British authorities in 1853 in direct
response to the discovery of gold in eastern
Australia, and in 1855, the Mint struck a total of
502,000 sovereigns.
Ø22.05mm
1855 SYDNEY MINT SOVEREIGN TYPE I gVF
8,999
11249
$
Naturally enough, a vast number of coins from
that mintage have been lost in the 161 years
since struck, with many also destroyed for
the gold. As a consequence, the 1855 Sydney
Mint Sovereign is rare in any condition. It is
excessively rare when found in the upper
echelons of quality, as seen here.
A vital opportunity for the serious collector,
and the astute investor, we have just one gVF
and one VF example of the 1855 Sydney Mint
Sovereign Type available.
Ø22.05mm
1855 SYDNEY MINT SOVEREIGN TYPE I VF
2
Phone order essential. Call 1300 788 358
5,995
AL491
$
Australia’s first gold coin
Australia’s first gold coin, forming a unique,
powerful link to the 19th century Australian
Gold Rush, the 22-carat 1852 Adelaide Pound
is one of the nation’s most important coins.
An incredible opportunity to become one of
approximately 200 people who can own this
exceptional rarity, we have just one example of
the iconic 1852 Adelaide Pound coin in stock!
Struck by South Australian authorities without
British approval, the 1852 Adelaide Pound was
created in response to a severe coin shortage in
the colony caused by the Gold Rush. Struck from
November 1852 until February 1853, the Adelaide
Pound at one point contained gold worth nearly
two shillings above face value. As a result, a vast
majority of the mintage of 24,648 was melted down
for the intrinsic value. One of the nation’s highest
profile rarities, and a priceless piece of Australian
history, it is thought that approximately 200
examples of Australia’s first gold coin exist today.
Sought after by investors as much as collectors, and
exceedingly rare in any condition, the 1852 Adelaide
Pound is one of the most prestigious acquisitions
you could make. If you have dreamed of owning this
key Gold Rush rarity, this is your chance.
With just the single example in stock – graded
Very Fine – you must act now to become ‘one of
the 200’.
1852 ADELAIDE POUND TYPE II VF
19,950
AT709
$
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Ø23mm
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The Melbourne Mint’s first Sovereign
Superb Choice Unc quality
A landmark issue, the 1872M
St George Sovereign was the
Melbourne Mint’s first sovereign
date. The mintage in the Mint’s
first year of production was a
combined 748,000 St George
and Shield Sovereigns. Although
no individual mintages were
recorded, the 1872M St George
is acknowledged as the scarcer
of the two.
An authentic artefact of a
golden era for the city, when
Victoria’s capital was known
as ‘Marvellous Melbourne’,
we have the Melbourne Mint’s
scarce 1885M Shield Sovereign
in stock – in Choice Uncirculated
quality! A prestigious acquisition
for any collector, the 1885M is
very scarce in this outstanding
state of preservation.
1872M YOUNG HEAD
ST GEORGE SOVEREIGN EF
2,500
AL505
$
3,250
AX059
1885M YOUNG HEAD SHIELD $
SOVEREIGN CHOICE UNC
First Jubilee Sovereign date
A must-have in Choice Unc
The first in a distinctive, shortlived series, the Queen Victoria
1887S is undoubtedly the key
Golden Jubilee Sovereign date.
The lowest mintage Sydney
Mint Jubilee date, and 2nd
lowest overall, this important
coin is surprisingly affordable
in premium grade. We have two
examples in EF – immediate
action recommended.
More than 110 years have
passed since these 1904S
Sovereigns were struck at the
Sydney Mint – but you wouldn’t
know it when looking at the
coins! A truly glittering example
of this date from the Edward VII
Sovereign Series, the one
superbly preserved 1904S
Sovereign in stock is in Choice
Uncirculated condition.
1887S JUBILEE
SOVEREIGN EF
1,295
AT548
$
1904S EDWARD VII
SOVEREIGN CHOICE UNC
The 1926P – rarely seen in EF
Rare in Unc quality
A key Australian sovereign
date, the 1926P Sovereign is
the 3rd lowest mintage issue
and 2nd highest cataloguing
Perth Mint coin from 1899
to 1931! With so many coins
melted for the gold value, or
simply lost to the mists of time,
the 1926P is rarely offered,
and seldom seen in superb
Extremely Fine quality.
The last sovereign struck at
the Melbourne Mint to feature
the Large Head portrait of
King George V, the 1928M is
scarce across all grades. With
a mintage of just 413,000,
and an unknown if inevitably
substantial number melted for
the gold or shipped overseas,
this key date is rare in
Uncirculated quality.
1926P GEORGE V
SOVEREIGN EF
2,995
13761
$
1928M GEORGE V LARGE
HEAD SOVEREIGN UNC
1,395
AX105
$
4,950
AM400
$
Australia’s first sovereigns in premium grade!
Genuine Gold Rush history you can hold in your hands,
the famous Sydney Mint Sovereign is an essential
component of every Australian collection. Highlighted by
stunning Uncirculated examples of the last of the series,
we have three Sydney Mint Sovereign dates available in
premium grade!
Following the discovery of gold in Australia in the early
1850s, Britain established the first overseas branch of
the Royal Mint in 1853 – the Sydney Mint. Australia’s
first official mint, the Sydney Mint struck Australia’s first
sovereign in mid-1855. Struck from 1855 until 1870,
the ‘Sydney Mint Sovereign’ carried a reverse proudly
emblazoned with the words ‘SYDNEY MINT’, ‘AUSTRALIA’
and ‘ONE SOVEREIGN’.
This design had been specifically chosen by authorities in
London to distinguish the allegedly inferior colonial issues
from British sovereigns. Ironically, it was discovered that
Sydney Mint Sovereigns were actually preferred to their
British counterparts! As a result, the distinctive colonial
designs were replaced in 1871, with the Sydney Mint
directed to strike St George and Shield sovereign types.
Ø22.05mm
1863 SYDNEY MINT
SOVEREIGN TYPE II aVF
1,950
11439
$
Ø22.05mm
1866 SYDNEY MINT SOVEREIGN
TYPE II AU58 aUNC
A fundamental element of Australia’s numismatic history,
embodying the Gold Rush era that paved the way to
nationhood in 1901, we have three dates of the Sydney
Mint Sovereign Type II Series in stock. Highlighted by the
low-mintage 1863 in good Very Fine, and the 1866 graded
by PCGS at AU58 (equivalent of about Uncirculated), we also
have two examples of the very last date of the series – the
1870. A glorious opportunity for the serious collector, both
coins are in strictly Uncirculated quality!
2,250
AS545
$
Ø22.05mm
1870 SYDNEY MINT
SOVEREIGN TYPE II UNC
3,250
10181
$
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Complete Half Sovereign Type Set!
A rich insight into Australia’s Gold Rush heritage,
the 1855-1918 Complete Half Sovereign Type
Set is a paragon of rarity, history and beauty. A
tremendous overview of one of Australia’s most
important series, this collection comprises an
example of all SEVEN Australian gold Half Sovereign
types!
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Australian Half Sovereigns are scarce to rare in any
grade – largely due to the tiny number struck. All seven
types are notable for low mintages, with approximately
one Half Sovereign struck for every ten Sovereigns.
When you also factor in that, as a lower denomination,
Half Sovereigns had a much higher circulation rate, it
is no surprise that these coins are tough-to-find today.
The scarcity is exacerbated by the number melted for
the gold over the years.
A landmark opportunity for a handful of our clients, we
currently have FOUR 7-coin half sovereign type sets
available. Headlined by the rare 1855-56 Sydney Mint
Half Sovereign Type I in G-VG, this set also comprises
the 1857-66 Sydney Mint Type II (VG-F), 1871-87 Young
Head Shield (F), 1887-93 Jubilee (F-VF), 1893-1900
Veiled Head (F-VF), Edward VII (F-VF) and George V
(EF-aUnc) – our choice of mint and date.
A collector acquisition ‘par excellence’, the 1855-1918
Complete Half Sovereign Type Set is housed within a
luxurious lockable black timber case with a Certificate
of Authenticity for each 22-carat gold coin.
1855-1918 COMPLETE HALF
SOVEREIGN TYPE SET G-aUNC
6
3,995
15187
$
Ø19.30mm
Phone order essential. Call 1300 788 358
Australia’s Gold Rush heritage
A definitive appreciation of the nation’s most
desirable coin series, we are proud to present the
1857-1931 8-Coin Sovereign Type Set.
A mouth-watering opportunity, this highly desirable
collection unites the eight sovereign types struck in
Australia from 1857 to 1931. Defined by much-betterthan-usually-seen quality, the set includes the 1857-70
Sydney Mint Type II in F-VF, 1871-87 Young Head Shield in
VF-EF, 1871-87 Young Head St George in VF-EF, 1887-93
Jubilee in VF-EF, 1893-1901 Veiled Head in aUnc, 1902-10
Edward VII in aUnc, 1911-28 George V in aUnc and the
1929-31 George V Modified Portrait in aUnc – dates and
Mints of our choice.
A fitting standard of presentation for such a prestigious
set, the collection is housed within a lockable, high-gloss
black timber case. Protecting the lustrous quality for the
long-term, each sovereign is set in a capsule, which fits
snugly within the custom-made coin trays found within
the case. Completing the presentation, each set includes
a Certificate of Authenticity for each 22-carat gold coin.
Sought after for the rich history,
eye-catching splendour, great rarity
and undeniable potential, the chance
to secure the eight sovereign types
issued from 1857 to 1931 is rarely
offered. Don’t miss this window of
opportunity!
6,450
AT521
1857-1931 SOVEREIGN TYPE $
SET FINE-aUNC
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Ø22.05mm
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Rare in any grade
Physical evidence of Australia’s earliest
Gold Rush history, the 1856 Sydney Mint
Half Sovereign is one of the nation’s
most historic, most sought after coins.
The second of only two dates in the
1855-56 Sydney Mint Half Sovereign
Type I Series, the 1856 Half Sovereign
is rare in any grade. With a mere
470,000 issued, and so many lost in the
160 years since struck, this 22-carat
gold half sovereign is seldom seen on
the market. A prestigious addition to
your collection, we have one example
available – in good Fine.
1,750
AR002
1856 SYDNEY MINT HALF SOVEREIGN $
TYPE I gFINE
Ø19.30mm
Extremely low mintage
The Australian Half Sovereign Series
is defined by tiny mintages, but few
mintages are tinier than the 1887M
Jubilee Half Sovereign.
Jubilee Half Sovereigns struck must be
a fraction of that figure. An affordable
opportunity to obtain a premium grade
example of this scarce date, we have two
examples in about Uncirculated quality at
just $1,175 apiece!
The Melbourne Mint’s mintage for half
sovereign production in 1887 was a mere
64,000, but as this includes the 1887
1887M JUBILEE SHIELD HALF
Young Head type, the number of 1887M SOVEREIGN aUNC
1,175
11394
$
Ø19.30mm
One of only ten known examples!
A sensational engraving Error type,
distinguished by an upside-down ‘A’
for the ‘V’ in ‘Victoria’ in the obverse
description, the 1880S Young Head
Shield Sovereign is immensely rare.
Indeed, it is believed that this coin is
one of just TEN known examples!
Struck at the Sydney Mint, the 1880S
8
Young Head Shield Sovereign Inverted
A is very rarely available to collectors.
We have just one example of this
highly desirable rarity in stock – in
premium grade good Extremely Fine
with a scratch.
2,995
14881
1880S YOUNG HEAD SHIELD SOVEREIGN $
INVERTED A gEF WITH A SCRATCH
ONE
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Ø22.05mm
The scarcest Type II Half Sovereign
Although not distinguished by the lowest
mintage of the series, the rarity of the
1860 Sydney Mint Half Sovereign
is confirmed by the infrequency of its
appearance on the market.
Put simply, the 1860 Half Sovereign
is the scarcest issue in the 1857-66
Sydney Mint Half Sovereign Type II
Series. The highest cataloguing coin
across the series, by some distance, we
rarely have the pleasure of presenting
this crucial date in such nice condition.
Just the one example in stock – graded
Very Fine with some damage.
1860 SYDNEY MINT HALF SOVEREIGN
TYPE II VF (DAMAGED)
995
15193
Series, and by some distance the
lowest mintage Type II, this sought after
coin is rare in better grade. Available in
Very Fine with minor damage, we have
only one example of this low-mintage
Australian rarity available.
Ø19.30mm
ONE
695
The second lowest mintage issue in the 1865 SYDNEY MINT HALF SOVEREIGN $
TYPE II VF (MINOR DAMAGE)
15194
1855-66 Sydney Mint Half Sovereign
The last of its kind…
As sought after for the symbolic ‘last of
its kind’ status as much as it is for the
beauty, rarity and prestige, the 1866
Sydney Mint Half Sovereign was the
very last date of the 1855-66 Sydney
Mint Half Sovereign Series.
old gold coin is very scarce, and ranks
among the highest cataloguing Type II
Sydney Mint Half Sovereigns. We
have just the one example in stock –
in premium grade Fine/Very
Fine condition.
1866 SYDNEY MINT HALF SOVEREIGN
As with the 1860 and 1865 dates
offered above, this important 150-year- TYPE II F/VF
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Lowest mintage Type II Half Sovereign
As with all Australian half sovereigns,
the Sydney Mint Half Sovereign Series
is known for extremely small mintages.
With a mere 62,000 examples struck,
the 1865 Sydney Mint Half Sovereign
is a prime example.
ONE
695
15195
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Ø19.30mm
ONE
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$
Ø19.30mm
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Every WWI sovereign date & mintmark!
Prestigious, scarce and complete,
this set comprises an example
of EVERY Australian sovereign
date and mintmark struck
during WWI. Sovereigns were
struck at Melbourne, Sydney
and Perth Mints from 1914 to
1918, and the fifteen different
M, S and P mintmark sovereigns
are all represented in this set
– in Extremely Fine to about
Uncirculated quality!
$
1914-18 COMPLETE MINTMARK
SOVEREIGN SET EF-aUNC (15)
14,995
14365
1914 to 1918 – the Sovereigns of WWI
Forming a powerful link to the
Australian nation of the WWI era, this
prestigious set comprises five 22-carat
gold sovereigns – dated 1914, 1915,
1916, 1917 & 1918 respectively. A
premium grade presentation, the five
coins are in superb Extremely Fine to
about Uncirculated quality – mints of
our choice.
4,475
14364
1914-18 WWI GOLD SOVEREIGN SET $
EF-aUNC (5)
10
Phone order essential. Call 1300 788 358
Gallipoli Gold – the Sovereigns of 1915
In great news for coin collectors, military
aficionados and anyone with an interest in
Australian history, Downies is delighted to
announce that the Complete 1915 Sovereign
Trio is back in stock!
Comprising the 1915M, 1915S and 1915P
Sovereigns, the Complete 1915 Sovereign Mintmark
Trio is always popular due to the link with the
Gallipoli Campaign. Naturally enough, demand for this
collection soared to unprecedented heights in 2015
due to the Centenary of Gallipoli commemoration. As
the 1915 Sovereigns struck at the Perth, Melbourne
and Sydney Mints are all scarce, with mintages
dropping during the First World War, our stocks of
the Complete 1915 Sovereign Trio were exhausted at
super speed.
Following an ongoing barrage of requests for this
compelling collection, we have scoured the globe
for fresh stock. After many months of patient
acquisition, we are pleased to once again be in a
position to present the Complete 1915 Sovereign
Trio to our clients.
Ø22.05mm
845
14155
$
1915M GEORGE V SOVEREIGN EF
845
14159
$
1915S GEORGE V SOVEREIGN EF
845
14158
$
1915P GEORGE V SOVEREIGN EF
As notable for the superb condition as for the
immense historical symbolism, the 1915S, 1915M
and 1915P Sovereigns are all graded Extremely Fine.
Matching the premium quality of the coins, the three
sovereigns are beautifully presented within a timber
case, accompanied by a Certificate of Authenticity.
Do not ignore this opportunity! We have a limited
number of complete sets available, and another sellout is inevitable.
COMPLETE 1915 SOVEREIGN TRIO
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2,495
15188
$
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Utterly unique set – limited edition sold out at Mint!
One of the year’s most prestigious issues, this 22-carat
gold Sovereign Proof Set triggered devastating demand.
Indeed, the edition of 500 sold out at the Royal Mint!
As official Mint distributor, however, Downies was
assured an allocation of this breathtaking set. Featuring
the 36.02mm, 39.94g Five-Sovereign, the set also
includes the 15.976g 28.40mm Double-Sovereign,
22.05mm 7.98g Sovereign, 19.30mm 3.99g Half
Sovereign and 13.50mm 1.997g Quarter Sovereign.
Each coin features a one-year-only Elizabeth II portrait –
employed to honour her 90th birthday.
A lavish presentation, each 5-coin set is housed in a
timber case with a Certificate and a detailed booklet.
2016 SOVEREIGN GOLD PROOF
COLLECTION (5)
Struck in the year of her birth…
A prestigious way to mark
a major landmark in
British history, this is
your chance to celebrate
the 90th birthday
of Elizabeth II with
South Africa’s 1926SA
Sovereign & Half
Sovereign Pair – struck
in the year that the Queen
was born! In EF to Unc,
this premium grade pair
is set in a case with a
Certificate.
12
1,495
13925
1926SA SOVEREIGN & HALF $
SOVEREIGN PAIR EF-UNC
6,995
13067
$
Scarce Overdate type!
A first time offer for
Downies, we are delighted
to present the 1835/3
Sovereign Overdate!
Britain’s 1835 Sovereign
is the lowest mintage
and scarcest William IV
Sovereign. It stands to
reason, therefore, that
this recently discovered
overdate variety would be
scarce to rare. Just one
coin available in good Fine!
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OF R BE
FER FO
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!
Ø22.05mm
1,995
15196
$
1835/3 WILLIAM IV
SOVEREIGN OVERDATE gF
Australia’s last sovereign…
One of the most important elements of the Australian
Sovereign Series, we have a tiny number of the 1931P
Gold Sovereign – the last Perth Mint Sovereign date,
and the last date of the Australian Sovereign Series.
Although dies had been prepared for the striking of 1932
sovereigns, the global economic collapse led the British
Government to ‘temporarily’ abandon the Gold Standard
in September 1931 – a move that quickly became
permanent. As a result, the 1932 dies were never required,
and the last Australian gold sovereign was destined to bear
the date 1931.
Presented in Extremely Fine quality, each 1931P Sovereign
is set in a case with a Certificate of Authenticity.
Ø22.05mm
1931P GEORGE V SOVEREIGN EF
Flawless Proof quality
First Sovereign reborn!
Offering collectors
the chance to enjoy a
recreation of Australia’s
first Half Sovereign design
in the finest quality, the
Perth Mint’s 2016 Half
Sovereign Gold Proof has
triggered strong demand.
Spanning 20.60mm, each
3.994g Australian legal
tender coin is set in a case
with a Certificate. Mintage
just 1,500!
Taken from a tiny mintage
of 1,500, this Australian
legal tender coin is
adorned with a brilliant
modern adaptation of the
1855-70 Sydney Mint
Sovereign – Australia’s
first sovereign. Struck to
Proof quality from 7.9881g
of 22-carat gold, each
22.60mm coin is set in
a case with a numbered
Certificate of Authenticity.
2016 $15 HALF SOVEREIGN
GOLD PROOF
449
14241
$
2016 $25 SOVEREIGN
GOLD PROOF
895
14152
$
749
14008
$
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Fundamentally important to Australian collectors…
ONE
Crafted from gold won by Spain’s conquest of the
Americas, the Spanish-American 8 Escudos is of
fundamental importance to Australian collectors.
Struck in one of Spain’s colonies and circulating
in one of Britain’s, this large, imposing gold coin is
arguably the most prestigious of the Proclamation Era.
A highly desirable acquisition for any collector, we
have just one King Charles IV Spanish-American Gold
8 Escudos in stock. Struck in the year Charles was
forced to abdicate in favour of his son, Ferdinand VII,
this majestic 38mm coin has been officially slabbed
and graded by NGC at AU58 – the equivalent of about
Uncirculated condition.
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Ø38mm
1808 GOLD 8 ESCUDOS
CHARLES IV AU58
4,250
13611
$
Undeniable beauty, great rarity, rich history
ONE
Underpinned by undeniable beauty, great rarity and rich
history, we also have one about Uncirculated example
of the 8 Escudos from the reign of King Ferdinand VII.
Although Ferdinand was imprisoned for six years by
Napoleon, the rulers of the Spanish-American colonies
continued to issue coins in his name. Fascinatingly, those
same rulers were unable to issue coins with his actual
portrait! It often took years for Madrid to get new coin dies
to the American colonies, so in many cases the previous
monarch’s portrait was used – as exemplified by this
lustrious, detailed Gold 8 Escudos.
Issued in Ferdinand’s name but bearing Charles’ portrait,
this magnificent 38mm coin is graded by NGC at AU58 –
the equivalent of about Uncirculated.
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Ø38mm
1812 GOLD 8 ESCUDOS
FERDINAND VII AU58
Phone order essential. Call 1300 788 358
4,250
13612
$
The Prize of the Proclamation
Circulating in the Australian colonies in the years
after Settlement, and the largest, most valuable
coin of Governor Philip Gidley King‘s Currency
Proclamation of 1800 at a value of £4, Portugal’s
Gold Johanna is a great Australian rarity.
The Gold Johanna was struck in Portugal and the
Portuguese colony of Brazil from 1722 to 1732.
Comprising nearly an ounce of 90% pure gold, and
spanning 38mm in diameter, we have the very final
date of this crucial short-lived series available! In
strong Extremely Fine condition, the 1732M Gold
Johanna is defined by good detail in the designs and
alluring lustrous surfaces.
Ø38mm
1732M JOHN V ONE JOHANNA EF
Stunning BU quality!
Struck in the year of Settlement
One of Australia’s first
types, this magnificent
George III coin may well
be the finest Spade Half
Guinea we have ever
offered. Defined by the
sharpness of the strike,
the exquisite toning and
the brilliant, lustrous
surfaces, this 220-yearold gold coin is in virtually
‘as struck’ Brilliant
Uncirculated condition.
Ø20mm
1796 HALF GUINEA
BRILLIANT UNC
11,750
13259
$
2,250
14244
$
Always highly sought
after, the George III Gold
Spade Half Guinea is
never more sought after
than when bearing the
date 1788 – the year of
European Settlement.
Graded Extremely Fine,
this exquisite, historically
compelling colonial
artefact is surprisingly
affordable in such a lovely
state of preservation.
Ø20mm
1788 HALF GUINEA EF
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1,750
AQ970
$
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The Complete Edward VII Sydney Mint Half Sovereign Collection
A wonderful opportunity for a handful of collectors, we
have managed to assemble EIGHT utterly complete King
Edward VII Sydney Mint Half Sovereign Sets! With
Edward VII Half Sovereigns particularly scarce, this was
no easy task.
The scarcity of Edward VII Half Sovereigns is in large
part simply due to the numbers struck at the Sydney
branch of the Royal Mint. The Sydney Mint struck the
Half Sovereign denomination in five years – 1902, 1903,
1906, 1908 and 1910 – with the average mintage a
mere 327,000!
As with all gold coins, the Half Sovereign was targeted
by precious metal profiteers, and a significant number of
Edward Half Sovereigns have fallen victim to the melting
pot in the 100+ years since struck. When you also take
into account that the Half Sovereign was subject to a
much higher rate of circulation than the sovereign, it’s
not hard to see why so few exist today.
Not only your chance to secure an example of every
Edward VII Sydney Mint Half Sovereign date, this is also
your chance to do so
at a dynamite discount.
Whilst the five dates are
SAVE
affordable individually,
buy the complete set
15186
and SAVE $300!
695
10414
1902S EDWARD VII HALF
SOVEREIGN VF
$
1903S EDWARD VII HALF
SOVEREIGN VF
$
1906S EDWARD VII HALF
SOVEREIGN VF
$
1908S EDWARD VII HALF
SOVEREIGN VF
$
1910S EDWARD VII HALF
SOVEREIGN VF
$
645
13845
645
AS261
595
AR081
$2,875
$300!
595
11351
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