Sell 1911 Gold Sovereign
Discover the current market value of a 1911 British Gold Sovereign, including circulated and uncirculated prices, rarity tier, and best liquidation channels.
Typical UK collector & dealer range for circulated examples
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Market Valuation & Pricing Notes
Values depend on condition and mint mark. 1911 sovereigns are widely available but premium for high grades.
Physical Authentication Checkpoints
Our specialists verify these exact specifications when appraising your 1911 Gold Sovereign:
- Weight 7.98g
- Diameter 22.05mm
- Thickness 1.52mm
- Edge milled
- Obverse: George V portrait by Bertram Mackennal
- Reverse: St George and Dragon by Benedetto Pistrucci
Coin Specifications
- Catalogue ID
- GB-1911-SOV-GOLD
- Denomination
- One Sovereign
- Issue Year
- 1911
- Rarity Tier
- Common
- Mintage
- 4,200,000
- Weight
- 7.98 grams
- Metal Composition
- Gold .917 fine (22 carat)
Common Fakes & Variant Confusion
Common fakes include gold-plated base metal copies; also confusion with 1912 sovereigns.
Best Ways to Sell Your 1911 Gold Sovereign
Compare liquidation routes in the UK, or sell directly to Finacforce with zero auction commission.
Auction houses (e.g., Baldwin's, Spink)
High potential price but fees 20-30% and slower sale
Online bullion dealers
Quick sale near spot price but lower premium
Coin shows/dealers
Direct negotiation, but limited audience
Private collector sales
Best price if matched with enthusiast, but requires networking
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