Gold Sovereign price guide book 2026
Most of the UK Royal Mint Sovereign coins dated after 1817 are worth their weight in gold, which is known as the bullion value. This is simply the amount of pure gold in the coin multiplied by the spot price of gold today.
How much is my sovereign worth based on the value of gold today?
Check the Gold Sovereign bullion value today (melt price now) or scan the QR code in the book for your coin date and version.
If you want to know which Sovereigns are rare and valuable (worth more than bullion value), this is the guide for you.
The paperback version has a glossy cover with standard colour printing on inside pages.
Dimensions: 13.97 x 21.59 cm (5mm thick)
ISBN-13: 979-8301495083 • Pages: 86
A modern guide to UK Gold Sovereigns struck by The Royal Mint 1817 to 2026.
Over 200 years of Gold Sovereign coins listed by Monarch and date - easily spot the rare and valuable Sovereigns as they are highlighted with shades of gold "leaf shapes".
Example Pages:
George IV Gold Sovereigns; Pages 11 to 14
Victoria Gold Sovereigns; Pages 18 to 37
Elizabeth II Gold Sovereigns; Pages 53 to 70
Mintage, LEP and MCM / Charles III Gold Sovereigns; Pages 71 to 75
The 22 Most Valuable Sovereigns; Pages 76 to 79
Each section starts with the Sovereign coin portraits of Kings and Queens from George III to Elizabeth II and King Charles III.
Other printed coin books with valuations become obsolete as time passes because the values are out of date, especially those associated with precious metals such as gold. This book stays current with live online values for each Sovereign, just scan the QR code next to the coin to check the value based on the current price of gold.
Title: Gold Sovereign Coins : Live Values Book with mintage figures
Royal Mint Full Sovereigns 1817 to date (2026)
- Author: Coin Hunter
- Language: English
- Pages: 86
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