Please don't watch if you hate Sovereigns! Part One Victoria

Massive Sovereign Submission for grading. Young head, Jubilee Head and Old Head with interesting varieties.
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[@JuniusMaltby]

I love Sovereigns. Absolutely love them.

[@marckoplin9738]

Quality and Quantity

[@philippayne4951]

Collectors may be interested to know, that Queen Victoria did not like on personal grounds the Jubilee head type. Shillings after 1888, the bust was fattened by the engraver at the Royal mint to try and make the Queen more happy with the design. The Queen did not like the design, because her crown looked as if it was falling off. Queen Victoria was not happy until 1893 when the veiled head was designed, which she liked. Queen Victoria was only 18 years old when she came to the throne, and the crown of England was to heavy for her to wear, so it was made smaller for her to wear. Victoria like the veiled head best near the end of her life. I have always been of the opinion that she like the veiled head best when she was older, because she was saddened of loosing Albert in 1861, and felt more happier with it, because she grieved much by his death, which affected her for the rest of her life.

[@philippayne4951]

Most of the Sydney mint New South wales shield backs, were exported to India, where they remained in their bank vaults, which explains why so many are in nice condition. Friction and bag marks due to being in bags in the vaults.

[@ashleybishton742]

If you pay more then you get the coin. Will it make the money in future for sure. Some the slabbed ones on ebay sell more in some the dealership. Scored twice this month from just listening to this mans advice. I could make money on the groups if i keep my eye outt still.

[@paulwoodburn3735]

Who hates sovereigns?!!!

[@weerobot]

Sovereigns are cool...and you got free kitchen paper...

[@24KArabiaFelix]

i hate sovereign that are not mine

[@Monty2022]

Hello

[@philippayne4951]

This man must have a good job, with a high salary. Good luck to him.

[@KirksCORNER-1983]

Why would people HATE SOVEREIGNS??!!. I AM AMERICAN AND HAVE 3 NOW!!!!.

[@Numistacker]

They multiply watch out

[@sirrathersplendid4825]

Only sovereign design I actively dislike is the newest hi-gloss version, which looks almost like liquid metal. Bought my first (and last) of them unseen from a dealer not long ago. Much prefer the older style yellowish gold, even if the surface is more prone to scratches. The proofs, however, are all gorgeous :-)

[@marckoplin9738]

Awesome Looking 1887 Jubilee Head Victoria Gold Sovereigns Rock!!! 😉

[@robertw9677]

Yes love to know where he bought these stunners

[@peyoazhar5597]

Saya ada VERY RARE 1/2 SOVEREIGN AUSTRALIA VICTORIA GOLD COIN

[@alfredocosta6887]

Can you please wright the name of the Sovereign book. And author. Tks

[@maliitnabagaymahalagasabuh6165]

May I known if there is1834 victoria britanniar coin .. I see coin 1884 or1834?

[@Wessexify]

У меня есть 1 соверен Виктории 1878,отчеканенный в Мельбурне (литера "M" на аверсе под портретом королевы),и у этой монеты отношение аверса к реверсу также 180°,как и в этом видео,что интересно!

[@nizarghantous6077]

Very interesting video, can you tell me more about the reference catalog you show in the video, where can be got, maybe internet site? Thx

[@robertw9677]

Have you counted how many sovs it would be to have all your friend has an amazing start I want his press I like the Victoria’s but hear your view to get all the kings you can so as usual I will follow your lead

[@robertw9677]

Just watched the netflix dicumentary on victoria was great so just bought the book on her from amazon and you are guilty as charged getting me into soverigns so far 2017 strike of day and piedforts and 89s you suggested only one 5 sov bought random and got 84 but drool over the key year 5 sovs you show

[@Numistacker]

+Robert Walterman guilty yes but guilty pleasure also

[@godgoldgunsngolf6733]

I just sent all my sovereigns into NGC after watching your channel for a few days!

[@albatayneh]

I love sovereign

[@sirrathersplendid4825]

Me too!

[@akeman21]

Great Sovereign collection, very inspiring. 👍

[@billydow1971]

Just wow!! Thank you. Subbed.

[@marckoplin9738]

Stunningly Beautiful and WE WANT MORE!Again Envy? NO! 😉 Everyday life is good 👍 Memories! I'm YOU. Looks Great *We are Reluctant Graders and Love 1887 Jubilee Victoria Coins! 😉THANKS

[@marckoplin9738]

😉 Sweet Quantity and Quality

[@philippayne4951]

The 1871 reverse St George and the Dragon type die, was used from the George 1V 1821 die sovereign. This was also the case with the Sydney and Melbourne die pieces. Most of the shield back Sydney mints were all exported from Sydney to India for payments to our military forces. 1871 to 1884. The reason that so many early sovereigns are such nice condition is because most remained in Banks, and never circulated to the public. Many people in the old days never saw sovereigns, only the people who were well off. The Early Sydney mint sovereign with the word Australia Type 1 1855 and 1856 known as the fillet head being rare both types, were minted as a result of the Australian gold Rush. Type 2 1857 to 1870 excluding 1869 had a different bun head portrait with a bodice in the Queens hair. Type 1 and Type 2 could not be used outside New south Wales, but this was changed in 1868, and in 1871 the ST George and the Dragon type was used to conform with the British sovereigns. The 1871 to 1884 shield back type Sydney mint, were exported from Sydney to India to pay the Military. Hope you all find this interesting.

[@ashleybishton742]

I realy want some of the older ones

[@Songs-vy7qu]

I have a smaller coin than this Queen Victoria 1887 very small .Its smaller than a three pence piece.Any ideas??

[@gurramsrikanth4501]

Wher r u from

[@michad328]

inspired to continue my Sovereign collection (from an American)

[@Numistacker]

+michad328 go for it ) I think Sovereigns make a great topic

[@jwt4810]

Excellent Video!! I've become more and more interested in World Gold Coins after watching your vids. I bought a book "Standard Catalog of World Gold Coins" but it has very minimal info on most of the coins because it covers everything. I'm going pick up that gold sovereign book by Micheal Marsh that you referenced, as a better guide. Do you know any good books for French Gold Coins? Thanks!

[@yinyangja]

1887 is my year...I can't afford the sovereign's though. Love this video.

[@robertw9677]

Numi just bought another 1989 double sov i think a good price. $1025 you tell me but seemed like good ebay deal i know most like the smaller sov size i like the bigger ones

[@danieljaka6093]

I have some of Victoria sovereign dates from 1871 to 1874, Victoria's Young head with reverse shield are my favourite!

[@sherabnamdhak6485]

Dam mines only a 1842 A unbarred in fine condition at least Marsh gives it an R3. Lol

[@CashAndCoinsYT]

I just bought my first sovereign.

[@ausloth3100]

Do some sovereigns turn different than others. Do some turn like the american coins?

[@kareem666uk]

What a sov collection .. there is a lot more to learn about sovereigns ! .. thank you for sharing 👍

[@Numistacker]

+Sovereign_uk I'm sure you are going to continue your collection )) it's growing

[@robertw9677]

So where does he buy them i am sure he doesnt buy every one so rest of us could buy his rejects

[@robertw9677]

Yes love to know where he buys these are amazing thanks for sharing

[@robertw9677]

Did you find where bought I need to go to same place

[@paulkeinrath3252]

I like the young head sovereigns myself.

[@robertw9677]

Did you post results of this grading i missed it want to see

[@monetka6900]

Like 👍

[@KirksCORNER-1983]

Do you trade international??

[@Numistacker]

Sometimes

[@scotmacc]

Excellent video. Very nice coins, I noticed when you compared the short tail with the long tail, the coin with the long tail had no streamer on the helmet.

[@Numistacker]

ian fraser the more you get into sovereign varieties the more interesting they are.

[@dipanchoksi1293]

Nice presentation 👍 and I've a question sir... I've a sovereign coin and i want to sell my coin I've 22 ct 7.980 weight how much it worh?

[@Numistacker]

Dipan Choksi to sell as bullion about £240 or so maybe a bit more or less. If it’s rare or exceptional maybe much more

[@dipanchoksi1293]

Numistacker hey sir actually 351$ is scrape gold value as per 91.7% just calculate so not fair offered given by you sir so just recalculate and reply me with fair price Thank you.

[@robertw9677]

Great treat to see all of these a real education thanks

[@robertw9677]

Thanks for sharing i love the victoria ones

[@TheChiefCoin]

This is proof of time travel.

[@maxshiraz3447]

Fantastic. Can't wait to see the results

[@texas_concern4133]

The detail on each of those coins is incredible for how old they are, super cool!

[@Numistacker]

+Sorghakill Stacker I think these have been chosen very carefully

[@ithinkthisisagoodname2948]

Wow amazing coin!

[@robertw9677]

Did you already show the grade results i dont recall seeing it?

[@Numistacker]

I think that the last grading results had the results of the mass Sovereign grading

[@platinumskies7968]

That's a lot of sovs great vid buddy

[@Numistacker]

+Platinum Skies it's only half done )) next 26 or so to come

[@Monty2022]

Hi

[@mrp9498]

An inspiration for all.

[@michaelmallal9101]

Very enjoyable video.

[@Kered-9]

Wow!

[@silvercoins]

fantastic sovereign !!! )

[@Numistacker]

+SILVER COINS & Дмитрий Васильев thanks ))

[@craigdunn3231]

Nice

[@cody3928]

Amazing

[@stevenknopf2353]

Beautiful!

[@667hodge]

Speechless

[@Numistacker]

JRW3 wait for part 2

[@aaugusta1842]

WOW 👀👀👀👀👀👀

[@Numistacker]

+Shaolin Stacker yes very wow

[@philippayne4951]

Numistacker have a look at this 1893 New south wales Sydney mint sovereign. I am wondering if this may be a new die variety as the S on ground reverse is further to the right, instead of being between the 8 and the 9. This sovereign is at the Victoria Museum Australia. There is nothing mentioned about it, as it not been discovered, but I have not found another, and I am wondering if it was a re-cut die reverse. Also notice the leg of the horse almost touches the dragons head, also the cape of St George almost touches the line of the circle. The normal piece has spaces, the 1893m and S are not common and are quit difficult to find. The London mint being very common. I wonder if their are other dates with this S being further to the 9.

[@philippayne4951]

Sorry here is the link. collections.museumvictoria.com.au/items/75465