
Half Ounce 24 Carat Gold Mixed-Date Britannia Bullion Coins (Best Value)
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Own a defining piece of numismatic history with the 2025 Gold Sovereign Bullion Coin. Struck by The Royal Mint, this iconic coin marks the last year the Sovereign will be minted in its distinctive rose gold finish - a tradition that began in 2000. With its unmistakable design and tax-efficient status, the 2025 edition offers collectors and investors the rare chance to secure the final release of a modern classic.
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The 2025 Gold Sovereign is the UK's flagship bullion coin and a globally recognised symbol of trust, tradition, and prestige. Minted in 22-carat gold (91.67% purity) and weighing 7.98 grams, it contains 7.32 grams of pure gold.
This year's coin features the classic reverse design by Benedetto Pistrucci – St George slaying the dragon - a motif that has symbolised the Sovereign since 1817. The obverse bears the official portrait of King Charles III by Martin Jennings, continuing the Royal Mint's long-standing tradition of depicting reigning monarchs.
What makes the 2025 UK's 'Last of the Rose Gold' Full Sovereign Gold Coin truly exceptional is its status as the final Sovereign to use the copper-rich alloy that gives it its rose-coloured appearance. From 2026 onward, the alloy will revert to a more traditional yellow gold tone, making the 2025 edition the last of its kind.
This Sovereign is a bullion-grade coin, struck to The Royal Mint's exacting standards and ideal for those seeking a blend of heritage, collectability, and intrinsic value.
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Delivery timeframe: 3 to 5 working days from order (subject to availability)
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Customers are also welcome to collect their order from our premises in Royal Wootton Bassett. If you choose to collect, please bring the following with you:
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The Sovereign 2025 Gold Bullion Coin offers an attractive investment opportunity for UK-based and international buyers alike.
Please note: We do not offer financial advice. Customers are encouraged to do their own research before investing.
The Gold Sovereign's legacy extends back more than 500 years to its first striking under King Henry VII in 1489. Its modern form, introduced in 1817 under George III, features Pistrucci's timeless St George and the Dragon design, an enduring symbol of British numismatic artistry.
Used as currency throughout the British Empire, the Sovereign has transitioned from a circulating coin to a highly respected investment piece. Today, it remains The Royal Mint's flagship gold coin, admired for its heritage, stability, and international reputation.
The 2025 edition is particularly significant as the final Sovereign minted in the distinctive rose gold hue that has characterised Sovereigns since 2000 - a poignant end to a 25-year design era.
Gold Traders is proud to be an authorised distributor for The Royal Mint, trusted by thousands of customers nationwide.
Whether you're a first-time buyer or a seasoned investor, we're here to support you with expert knowledge and a seamless buying experience.
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Due to our very tight margins, we only accept UK consumer debit cards and bank transfers. Due to the fees applied, we're unable to accept Amex, any variety of credit cards or business payment cards.
All genuine British gold Sovereigns are struck in 22ct gold. However, fake Sovereigns are relatively common and can contain varying amounts of gold or none at all!
When initially struck, a full Sovereign will weigh precisely 7.98 grams. This has been consistent since the introduction of the 'modern' Sovereign in 1817.