2027 Sovereign Gold Proof Coin
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The 2027 Sovereign Range
The Royal Mint's flagship Sovereign range returns for 2027 with some important new additions, including reverse frosted proof sets and a Platinum Sovereign, in addition to the anticipated collection of proof coins, bullion coins and sets.
St George And The Dragon
Benedetto Pistrucci's historic Saint George design takes centre stage on the reverse of 2027 Sovereigns. This instantly recognisable motif was created for the first modern Sovereigns and remains a hallmark of the series.
King Charles III Portrait
2027 Sovereigns feature Martin Jennings' definitive coinage portrait of King Charles III on the obverse, paired with the same inscription used since Charles became King: 'CHARLES III · DEI · GRA · REX · FID · DEF'.
Yellow Gold 2027 Sovereigns
In 2026, yellow gold made a historic return to the Sovereign range with The Royal Mint adjusting the silver-to-copper ratio in these 916.7 gold coins. Coins in the 2027 Sovereign range are made from yellow gold, rather than rose gold.
Official Royal Mint Partner
The Britannia Coin Company is an official partner of The Royal Mint, and we source brand new proof Sovereigns, Sovereign sets and bullion coins directly from the Mint. Our pre-owned products are all authenticated by experts.
Product Details
- Material: Gold
- Monarch: Charles III (2022-present)
- Denomination: Sovereign
- Finish: Proof
Dimensions
- Weight: 8g
- Diameter: 22mm
About us
The Britannia Coin Company of Royal Wootton Bassett is part of Gold Traders UK Ltd. We've been trading since 2008 and pride ourselves in offering market leading prices for all types of coins from Royal Mint proof & collectable sets to hammered & ancient coins.
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