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Queen Elizabeth II Sovereigns 1957-1982 Complete Pre-Decimal & Decimal series (17 Sovereigns)

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Queen Elizabeth II Sovereigns 1957-1982 Complete Pre-Decimal & Decimal series (17 Sovereigns)Queen Elizabeth II Sovereigns 1957 1982 Complete Pre Decimal & Decimal series (17 Sovereigns), One full sovereign from each year of striking. Sovereigns were not struck for years 1960 1 2 9 1970 1 2 3 7. Queen Elizabeth II Pre Decimal Sovereigns 1957 1968 Complete series (10 Sovereigns) No Sovereigns were struck in the years 1960 1962. Queen Elizabeth II Sovereigns 1957 1968 The very first sovereigns struck of Queen Elizabeths reign were dated 1953

Queen Elizabeth II Sovereigns 1957-1982 Complete Pre-Decimal & Decimal series (17 Sovereigns),

One full sovereign from each year of striking. Sovereigns were not struck for years 1960/1/2/9 1970/1/2/3/7.

Queen Elizabeth II Pre-Decimal Sovereigns 1957-1968 Complete series (10 Sovereigns)

No Sovereigns were struck in the years 1960-1962. 

Queen Elizabeth II Sovereigns 1957-1968

The very first sovereigns struck of Queen Elizabeth’s reign were dated 1953 and only a very few were struck in proof form, no currency type coins exist and the proof itself is only held in national collections so it is not one which is expected to come to the market place. I mention this very special coin as its portrait design by Mary Gillick remained exactly the same for the first year of the currency type issue in 1957 but due to changes in the Commonwealth the words BRITT.OMN had been removed from the obverse. So by the time the public got their first look at the sovereign we were already on the 2nd bust. 

Mary Gillick’s second portrait design also known as the pre-decimal head sovereign was produced from 1957-1959 and 1962-1968, 1960-61 do not exist. The 1957 has a finer edge milling often referred to as graining and to simplify means that it has more milling then 1958 onwards. 

Individual Sovereign Specifications

- Struck in 22ct gold
- Weight: 7.98g / Diameter: 22.05mm
- Obverse by Mary Gillick
- Featuring Reverse design of St George & the dragon by Benedetto Pistrucci

Queen Elizabeth II Decimal Sovereigns 1974-1982 Complete series (7 Sovereigns), one full sovereign from each year of striking.

No Sovereigns were struck in the years 1975 / 1977. 

Queen Elizabeth II Sovereigns 1974-1982

Obverse: Queen head facing right wearing a coronet, The initials of the designer do not appear and the truncation is blank.

Reverse: St.George mounted with sword attacking the dragon, streamer flowing from St George's helmet. The date appears below the exergue line at the bottom with the letters B.P. to the right.

Individual Sovereign Specification.

- Struck in 22ct gold
- Weight: 7.98g / Diameter: 22.05mm
- Obverse by Arnold Machin
- Featuring Reverse design of St George & the dragon by Benedetto Pistrucci
- Die Axis: ↑ / ↑

Set Specification

- Number of Full Sovereigns: 17

- Struck in 22ct gold 
- Fineness: .916
- Total Coin Weight: 135.66g (sovereign weighs can vary 7.96g-8.00g)
- Total Gold Content: 0.234 x 7 = 3.978 Troy ounces

Queen Elizabeth II decimal sovereigns were struck at the Tower Mint in London until 1975 when the mint moved its operations to Liantrisant in Wales, none were struck at overseas mints. The photos shown are examples only, the grade will be about uncirculated, these sovereigns were never intended for circulation, however most will show small bag marks from being bagged in bank vaults for large periods of their life.

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