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The Greysheet Catalog (GSID) of the Sovereign (Proof) series of Great Britain in the World Coins contains 77 distinct entries with CPG® values between $5,000.00 and $6,500.00.
Great Britain Sovereign gold coins were first minted in 1817 and are considered among the most famous and iconic coins in the world. The coins feature a portrait of the reigning monarch on one side and the image of St. George slaying a dragon on the other. The design has remained largely unchanged for over 200 years, making it highly sought after by coin collectors.

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Sovereign (Proof) Value Range  
1817 Sov KM# 674 PR
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1818 Sov KM# 674 PR
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1818 Sov KM# 674 , WR-198 PR DCAM
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1819 Sov KM# 674 PR
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1820 Sov KM# 674 PR
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1821 Sov KM# 682 PR
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1825 Sov Bare Head, KM-696 PR
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1825 Sov KM# 696 , WR-235 PR CAM
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1825 Sov KM# 696 PR
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1826 Sov KM# 696 PR
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1830 Sov KM# 696 PR
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1830 Sov Plain Edge, KM-696 PR
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1831 Sov KM# 717 PR
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1832 Sov KM# 717 PR
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1838 Sov KM# 736.1 , WR-300 PR DCAM
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1838 Sov Plain Edge, KM-736.1 PR
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1839 Sov KM# 736.1 , WR-303 PR DCAM
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1839 Sov Milled Edge, KM-736.1 PR
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1839 Sov Plain Edge, KM-736.1 PR
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1853 Sov WW Incuse, KM-736.1 PR
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1853 Sov KM# 736.1 PR DCAM
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1871 Sov KM# 752 PR
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1871 Sov KM# 752 PR
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1871 Sov KM# 752 PR
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1871 Sov Reeded Edge, KM-752 PR DCAM
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1871 Sov KM# 752, WR-319 PR
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1871 Sov Reeded Edge, KM-752 PR
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1880 Sov Shield, KM-752 PR
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1880 Sov St. George, KM-752 PR
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1887 Sov Jubilee Head, KM-767 PR
$5,000
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$5,000
$5,000 - $5,000
1887 Sov Jubilee Head, KM-767 PR CAM
$5,750
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$5,750
$5,750 - $5,750
1887 Sov Jubilee Head, KM-767 PR DCAM
$6,500
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$6,500
$6,500 - $6,500
1893 Sov KM# 785 PR
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1902 Sov Matte PR
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1911 Sov PR
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1911 Sov Matte PR
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1937 Sov PR
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1937 Sov Matte PR
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1953 Sov PR
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1957 Sov S-4124 PR
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1958 Sov PR
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1959 Sov PR
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1962 Sov PR
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1963 Sov PR
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1964 Sov PR
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1965 Sov PR
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1966 Sov PR
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1967 Sov PR
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1968 Sov PR
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1979 Sov PR
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1980 Sov PR
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1981 Sov PR
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1982 Sov PR
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1983 Sov PR
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1984 Sov PR
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1985 Sov PR
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1986 Sov PR
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1987 Sov PR
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1988 Sov PR
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1989 Sov PR
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1990 Sov PR
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1991 Sov PR
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1992 Sov PR
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1993 Sov PR
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1994 Sov PR
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1995 Sov PR
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1996 Sov PR
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1997 Sov PR
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1998 Sov PR
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1999 Sov PR
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2000 Sov PR
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2001 Sov PR
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2002 Sov Shield PR
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2003 Sov PR
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2004 Sov PR
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2005 Sov PR
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2009 Sov PR DCAM
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Greysheet Catalog Details

The Greysheet Catalog (GSID) of the Sovereign (Proof) series of Great Britain in the World Coins contains 77 distinct entries with CPG® values between $5,000.00 and $6,500.00.
Great Britain Sovereign gold coins were first minted in 1817 and are considered among the most famous and iconic coins in the world. The coins feature a portrait of the reigning monarch on one side and the image of St. George slaying a dragon on the other. The design has remained largely unchanged for over 200 years, making it highly sought after by coin collectors.

Catalog Detail

Legal Disclaimer

The prices listed in our database are intended to be used as an indication only. Users are strongly encouraged to seek multiple sources of pricing before making a final determination of value. CDN Publishing is not responsible for typographical or database-related errors. Your use of this site indicates full acceptance of these terms.

Read CDN Terms of Use