Gold: $4602.77  Silver: $72.78  Platinum: $1924.05  90% Junk $1 FV: $52.04  Gold/Silver Ratio: 63.24

King George V Gold Sovereign (1911-1936)

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Prices Last Updated: Apr 28, 2026 06:32 am

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King George V Gold Sovereign (1911-1936)

Bullion Dealer Price Each Dealer Premium Link
Provident Metals
Dealer Rating:

Free Shipping @ $199
Free Shipping - Free Shipping on orders over $199 Bitcoin Accepted for Payment $1,114.77 $31.28
(2.89% prem)
Bullion Standard
Dealer Rating:

Free Shipping @ $497
Free Shipping - Bitcoin Accepted for Payment $1,120.10 $36.61
(3.38% prem)
Monument Metals
Dealer Rating:

Free Shipping @ $199
Free Shipping - Free shipping on orders over $199 $1,123.79 $40.30
(3.72% prem)
eBay (brucethigpen)1913 Gold Sovereign British Coin King George V British sovereign coin .235 oz Credit Card and Paypal Accepted for Payment
See Listing for Shipping
Free Shipping - Varies based on auction and seller $1,150.00 $66.51
(6.14% prem)
Austin Rare Coins
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Free Shipping @ $2500
Free Shipping - Orders exceeding $2500 will be shipped for FREE $1,154.49 $71.00
(6.55% prem)

Prices Last Updated: Apr 28, 2026 06:32 am

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Melt Value: How Much is a King George V Gold Sovereign Worth?

At today’s spot price of $4602.77/oz, the melt value of a King George V Gold Sovereign is $1083.49. Each coin contains 0.2354 troy ounces of .9167 fine gold. The cheapest dealer price right now is $1114.77 from Provident Metals — a premium of $31.28 (2.9%) over melt. The average dealer price across 5 offers is $1132.63.

Expert Notes

Minted during the reign of King George V (1910–1936), the gold sovereign served as the backbone of the British monetary system and was universally accepted across the United Kingdom, its dominions, and its colonies. At a time when the world operated on a gold standard, sovereigns were used in everyday commerce from London to Sydney to Bombay.

To meet global demand, the Royal Mint established branch facilities in Australia, India, and other territories. This distributed minting history is part of what makes circulated George V sovereigns collectible: coins from different facilities carry distinct mintmarks, adding variety and provenance to a bullion-grade purchase.

The obverse follows Royal Mint tradition with a left-facing portrait of King George V, encircled by the inscription GEORGIVS V D.G.BRITT:OMN:REX F.D.IND:IMP: — an abbreviation of the Latin Georgius V Dei Gratia Britanniarum Omnium Rex Fidei Defensor Indiae Imperator, or "George V, By the Grace of God, King of All Britain, Defender of the Faith, Emperor of India."

For Bullion Investors, George V sovereigns are priced on metal content, making them an accessible entry point for gold buyers who want low-premium, government-issued bullion with genuine historical weight. Circulated condition is standard and expected. The intrinsic value is the point — these coins spent decades in active commerce, and their gold content is unchanged.

King George V Gold Sovereign (1911-1936) Specifications

Weight 0.2354 oz
Country Great Britain
Type Gold Coin
Mint The Royal Mint
Purity .9167 fineness


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