Elevate your collection with the distinguished 1887 Victoria Gold Sovereign, an iconic coin issued to honour Queen Victoria’s Golden Jubilee, a remarkable milestone marking fifty years of her reign. Struck in 22 carat gold to the rigorous standards of the late Victorian era, this sovereign weighs 7.98 grams and measures 22.05mm in diameter, perfectly proportioned to carry the dignity and artistry for which The Royal Mint is renowned.

The obverse bears the illustrious ‘Jubilee Head’ portrait by Sir Joseph Edgar Boehm, depicting Queen Victoria in her widow’s veil and small crown, her regal profile framed by the Latin legend “VICTORIA D: G: BRITT: REG: F: D:”. This elegant effigy reflects the sovereign’s commemorative significance as well as the Queen’s enduring majesty. The reverse showcases Benedetto Pistrucci’s iconic masterpiece, St George slaying the dragon, a timeless scene evoking themes of bravery, triumph, and the proud heritage of British coinage.

Issued in the same year as Victoria’s Golden Jubilee, the 1887 Gold Sovereign quickly earned admiration for its exquisite beauty, historical resonance, and impeccable craftsmanship. Its classic proportions lustrous finish, and historical resonance continue to delight collectors and royal enthusiasts alike, embodying the grandeur of Victorian Britain.