1891 Queen Victoria Jubilee Head Royal Mint Gold Sovereign
The 1891 Queen Victoria Jubilee Head Gold Sovereign, is a significant representation of Queen Victoria’s reign, reflecting the era’s artistry and the global reach of the British Empire.
Obverse Design:
The obverse features the Jubilee bust of Queen Victoria facing left, adorned with a small imperial crown, a long veil, the Star of the Garter, and the badge of the Imperial Order of the Crown of India. The inscription around reads “VICTORIA D:G: BRITT: REG: F:D:”. The initials “J.E.B.” below the shoulder denote the designer, Sir Joseph Edgar Boehm.
Reverse Design:
The reverse showcases Benedetto Pistrucci’s iconic design of St. George mounted on horseback, wielding a sword to slay a dragon. The date “1891” appears below the exergue line, with the initials “B.P.” to the right, acknowledging Pistrucci’s contribution.
Specifications:
- Metal: Gold
- Purity: 22 Carat Gold (91.67%)
- Weight: 7.98 grams
- Diameter: 22.05 mm
- Thickness: Approximately 1.52 mm
- Shape: Round
- Edge: Milled (Struck)
- Face Value: One Sovereign (£1)
- Mint: Royal Mint, London
- Obverse Designer: Sir Joseph Edgar Boehm
- Reverse Designer: Benedetto Pistrucci
Why Buy This Coin?
✔ Historical Significance: The 1891 Gold Sovereign captures a pivotal era in British history, marking Queen Victoria’s Golden Jubilee.
✔ Iconic Design: Featuring the renowned St. George and the dragon motif, it embodies classic numismatic artistry.
✔ Investment Value: With its 22-carat gold composition, it holds substantial intrinsic value for investors and collectors alike.
✔ Royal Mint Authenticity: Produced by the esteemed Royal Mint, it assures quality and authenticity.
Secure your 1891 Queen Victoria Jubilee Head Royal Mint Gold Sovereign today to enrich your collection or investment portfolio with a piece of British heritage!
