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Queen Victoria reign lasted 63 years, the longest serving British monarch before or since and the longest ever serving female monarch in history. Victoria was born 24 May 1819 and began her reign on 20 June 1837 aged just 18. During her long reign three different portraits appeared on the sovereign coins. These have become known as the young head, the jubilee head and finally the old head.
Victoria Gold Sovereigns Young Head (1837-1887)
The first full Victoria Sovereigns known as the young head were produced when she first took to the throne in 1837. There are in fact two versions of the young head sovereigns. The first was minted between 1838-1887 and is commonly known as a shield due to the crowned shield on the reverse.
The second Victoria young head was minted between 1871-1887 when the shield was replaced with St. George and the Dragon. Also the date was now moved from the front of the coin to the reverse side. there were also some other small changes including a mint mark added just below the neck.
Wear can commonly be found to the higher areas of these Sovereigns including the lettering, Victoria's head, the shield or St. George also have a tendency to show signs of wear. You will also probably find dents and scratches common to circulated coins of this age.
Victoria Gold Sovereigns Jubilee Head (1887-1893)
Victoria Gold Sovereigns Old Head (1893- 1901)
The portrait for the Victoria old head full sovereign was that of Sir Thomas Brock and was minted from 1893. This design showed a more mature Victoria wearing a crown and veil with the ribbon and star of the Garter. This Sovereign was produced for nine years and again only ever had the St. George reverse. The wording was changed to include IND:IMP, Victoria's new title of Empress of India.
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 1848 Queen Victoria Full Gold Sovereign RARE  £1,600.00
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 1882 VICTORIA FULL SOVEREIGN GOLD COIN £474.08
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 1866 QUEEN VICTORIA SHIELD REVERSE FULL GOLD SOVEREIGN £265.00
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 1869 QUEEN VICTORIA SHIELD REVERSE FULL GOLD SOVEREIGN £260.00
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 Gold Full Sovereign 1888 SCARCE Queen Victoria Jubilee Head Extremely Fine £259.42
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 VICTORIA Young Head 1869 Full GOLD SOVEREIGN DIE 45 £258.00
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 1863 Queen Victoria Full Gold Sovereign £320.00
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 1893 Melbourne mint Queen Victoria full gold sovereign 1893M as Spinks 3867C £240.00
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 1852 GREAT BRITAIN QUEEN VICTORIA SHIELD REVERSE FULL GOLD SOVEREIGN £295.00
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 1844 QUEEN VICTORIA SHIELD FULL GOLD SOVEREIGN £310.99
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