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Bullion Gold Sovereigns

1957 Gold Sovereign Scarce Finer Milled Edge

1957 Gold Sovereign Scarce Finer Milled Edge

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1957 Full Gold Sovereign
Elizabeth II First Portrait
  • Weight - 7.98 grams
  • Alloy - 22 carat gold
  • Obverse - Mary Gillick
  • Reverse - Benedetto Pistrucci
  • Strike Quality - Bullion
  • Finish - Uncirculated
  • Coin housed in a lighthouse capsule
The 1957 Sovereign viewed by many to be critical to have in your collection

With the provisions of post-war austerity still in force in 1953, no gold coins were issued for Her Majesty’s coronation.

Itwas not until the year 1957 that the first gold sovereigns were struck with our new monarch’s portrait. The 1957 gold sovereign is a type that was only issued for one year as it features a finely milled edge with 168 grains (ridges), whereas all other issues of Queen Elizabeth II have just 108 grains.

Coupled with the fact that this is also the very first year of the Queen’s gold sovereign, it is easy to see why this coin is so important and sought-after: it is a vital first year British gold sovereign issue. No Proofs were struck in this year, making the bullion striking the best quality available

  • Coin Weight:
    7.98 grams
  • AdWords Custom Label 1:
    1957 Bullion Sovereign coin
  • Brand:
    Royal Mint
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Great overall

Searched for a while for the 1957 sovereign and found a great example here. Thanks again Alan. Lxxx

Lesley Brown | Glasgow | July 2022

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An excellent service Great quality goods, Totally recommended Thanks

G Wright | Birmingham | May 2021

Not a mark on it

I had a mail shot from the Royal Mint for this coin. Checked on Google bought it here for £130 less. An absolute beauty

Arrived quickly, well packaged and very professional Why pay more I will be back Thanks so much Alan

James Burnett | Ipswich | May 2020