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1889-M Queen Victoria Jubilee Head Gold Sovereign (RARE 1st Legend) - DISH M11

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1889-M Queen Victoria Jubilee Head Gold Sovereign (RARE 1st Legend) - DISH M11

1889-M Queen Victoria Jubilee Head Gold Sovereign (RARE 1st Legend)

RARE 1st Legend DISH M11 - MARSH R3

The Jubilee head coinage was introduced to mark Queen Victoria’s Golden Jubilee in 1887 and was the result of a portrait design by Joseph Edgar Boehm. The Queen is seen facing left wearing a small crown and veiled, this replaced the somewhat outdated young head effigy which had been seen since 1838 with only slight variations. Interestingly 1887 is the only year of the sovereign issue to date to feature 3 different designs all baring the same date, the Shield Reverse / St George Dragon and new Jubilee Head sovereign are all available from both Melbourne and Sydney Branch Mints. Tower Mint in London however struck the Jubilee head exclusively in this year having not produced any sovereigns in the previous year 1886. 

Queen’s veiled head facing to the left with small crown, Garter Riband and Star, Albert Order. Initials 'J.E.B.' denoting in truncation denoting engraver Joseph Edgar Boehm. St.George mounted with sword attacking the dragon. The date appears below the exergue line at the bottom with the small letters B.P. to the right.

 

Coin Specifications

Struck -  Melbourne Mint ('M') Second Obverse Type

Obverse Legend: VICTORIA D:G:BRITT:REG:F:D:

Milled:  Rev: BP: Benedetto Pistrucci

Struck in 22ct gold

Weight: 7.98g / Diameter: 22.05mm

Obverse by Joseph Edgar Boehm

Featuring Reverse design of St George & the dragon by Benedetto Pistrucci

Die Axis: ↑ ↑


We endeavour to keep all years available, the image is of the coin you will receive  some years may not be available due to rarity, if you are interested in the rare examples not on offer here, please contact us.

Should you not be entirely happy with your purchase you may returned it for a full refund, please see our returns section for more information.

1889-M Queen Victoria Jubilee Head Gold Sovereign (RARE 1st Legend)

RARE 1st Legend DISH M11 - MARSH R3

The Jubilee head coinage was introduced to mark Queen Victoria’s Golden Jubilee in 1887 and was the result of a portrait design by Joseph Edgar Boehm. The Queen is seen facing left wearing a small crown and veiled, this replaced the somewhat outdated young head effigy which had been seen since 1838 with only slight variations. Interestingly 1887 is the only year of the sovereign issue to date to feature 3 different designs all baring the same date, the Shield Reverse / St George Dragon and new Jubilee Head sovereign are all available from both Melbourne and Sydney Branch Mints. Tower Mint in London however struck the Jubilee head exclusively in this year having not produced any sovereigns in the previous year 1886. 

Queen’s veiled head facing to the left with small crown, Garter Riband and Star, Albert Order. Initials 'J.E.B.' denoting in truncation denoting engraver Joseph Edgar Boehm. St.George mounted with sword attacking the dragon. The date appears below the exergue line at the bottom with the small letters B.P. to the right.

 

Coin Specifications

Struck -  Melbourne Mint ('M') Second Obverse Type

Obverse Legend: VICTORIA D:G:BRITT:REG:F:D:

Milled:  Rev: BP: Benedetto Pistrucci

Struck in 22ct gold

Weight: 7.98g / Diameter: 22.05mm

Obverse by Joseph Edgar Boehm

Featuring Reverse design of St George & the dragon by Benedetto Pistrucci

Die Axis: ↑ ↑


We endeavour to keep all years available, the image is of the coin you will receive  some years may not be available due to rarity, if you are interested in the rare examples not on offer here, please contact us.

Should you not be entirely happy with your purchase you may returned it for a full refund, please see our returns section for more information.
$422.72

Original: $1,409.07

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1889-M Queen Victoria Jubilee Head Gold Sovereign (RARE 1st Legend) - DISH M11—

$1,409.07

$422.72

Description

1889-M Queen Victoria Jubilee Head Gold Sovereign (RARE 1st Legend)

RARE 1st Legend DISH M11 - MARSH R3

The Jubilee head coinage was introduced to mark Queen Victoria’s Golden Jubilee in 1887 and was the result of a portrait design by Joseph Edgar Boehm. The Queen is seen facing left wearing a small crown and veiled, this replaced the somewhat outdated young head effigy which had been seen since 1838 with only slight variations. Interestingly 1887 is the only year of the sovereign issue to date to feature 3 different designs all baring the same date, the Shield Reverse / St George Dragon and new Jubilee Head sovereign are all available from both Melbourne and Sydney Branch Mints. Tower Mint in London however struck the Jubilee head exclusively in this year having not produced any sovereigns in the previous year 1886. 

Queen’s veiled head facing to the left with small crown, Garter Riband and Star, Albert Order. Initials 'J.E.B.' denoting in truncation denoting engraver Joseph Edgar Boehm. St.George mounted with sword attacking the dragon. The date appears below the exergue line at the bottom with the small letters B.P. to the right.

 

Coin Specifications

Struck -  Melbourne Mint ('M') Second Obverse Type

Obverse Legend: VICTORIA D:G:BRITT:REG:F:D:

Milled:  Rev: BP: Benedetto Pistrucci

Struck in 22ct gold

Weight: 7.98g / Diameter: 22.05mm

Obverse by Joseph Edgar Boehm

Featuring Reverse design of St George & the dragon by Benedetto Pistrucci

Die Axis: ↑ ↑


We endeavour to keep all years available, the image is of the coin you will receive  some years may not be available due to rarity, if you are interested in the rare examples not on offer here, please contact us.

Should you not be entirely happy with your purchase you may returned it for a full refund, please see our returns section for more information.