The double Sovereign is exactly twice the weight of the standard full sovereign at just under half an ounce. Double sovereign rarity is very underappreciated by investors. Early double Sovereigns were one-year types. Queen Victoria, for example, only saw two years of double Sovereigns being produced which coincided with her jubilee year and again in 1983
King George and Edward effigies are common on full sovereigns but double sovereigns were both only struck once, this being in 1911 and 1902 respectively. Each issued to coincide with the monarch’s Coronations, never was their portraits to feature on a double sovereign again after these years. 1980 saw a change for double sovereigns as the Royal Mint started to produce them regularly
Proof Finishes
Royal Mint double Sovereign coins are often struck in bullion and proof finishes. Proof coins command a slight premium but reward investors with their incredible mirror-like fields
All double Sovereigns have a buyback gurantee using live rates displayed on the Auronum website. Our rates are compared to other top-tiet bullion companies weekly
A double Sovereign contains twice the Gold as a full Sovereign, and four-times the Gold of a half Sovereign, making these coins perfect for maximising Gold exposure
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