• Comprises three 1900-dated 22-carat gold Sovereigns.
• The penultimate sovereign dates of Queen Victoria’s reign.
• Struck at Sydney (S mintmark), Melbourne (M) and Perth (P) mints.
• Extremely Fine to about Uncirculated condition.
• Set in a timber case with Certificate of Authenticity.

Struck 120 years ago

Struck exactly 120 years ago, as Australia stood on the cusp of the 20^th century, the Queen Victoria 1900 Gold Sovereign Mintmark Trio is a key element of Australia’s currency history.

Artefacts of the Australian Gold Rush

The Queen Victoria 1900 Gold Sovereign Mintmark Trio comprises three 22-carat gold sovereigns. The coins were struck at the Melbourne Mint, Sydney Mint and Perth Mint, and feature M, S and P mintmarks respectively. Minted from gold drawn from the rich Australian earth, these key Gold Rush artefacts were the penultimate sovereign dates in the Australian 1855-1901 Queen Victoria Sovereign Series.

Superior quality examples

The three sovereigns are in superior grade Extremely Fine to about Uncirculated quality. Each coin carries Queen Victoria’s Veiled Head portrait – the last employed during her reign – united with the timeless beauty of Benedetto Pistrucci’s St George & the Dragon design. The perfect environment for coins of such history, importance and prestige, the set is housed in a timber case with a Certificate of Authenticity.

Immediate action a must!

In 1900, the sovereign was a symbol of wealth and power, with gold thrilling all eyes. Today, the sovereign is revered both as a collector piece and as an opulent reminder of Australia’s rich heritage. A great chance to add some 120-year-old gold to your collection, we have a limited number of the Queen Victoria 1900 Gold Sovereign Mintmark Trio available. Press add to cart now!