1876 Queen Victoria Young Head Gold Sovereign (Sydney) King Charles III Proof Half Sovereigns All Queen Elizabeth II 5th

All Queen Elizabeth II 5th Portrait sovereigns are struck at the Liantrisant mint in Wales

The Yale of Beaufort

Henry VIII therefore claimed the symbol as a link to Cadwaladr

struck in 22-carat gold to Brilliant Uncirculated standard

Officially licensed

1876 Queen Victoria Young Head Gold Sovereign (Sydney) King Charles III Proof Half Sovereigns All Queen Elizabeth II 5th1876 Queen Victoria Young Head Gold Sovereign (Sydney) First Head WW Buried in truncation Long Tail Obverse : The Queens head to left. Hair bound with a double fillet and collected up into a knot behind. Initials W. W. buried in truncation. The Mint Letter 'S' denoting Sydney mint under truncation, Sovereigns struck at the Tower Mint in London do not carry a mintmark. Reverse : St. George mounted with sword attacking the dragon. The date appears below