1902-1910 British Gold Half Sovereign Edward VII Avg Circ

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British Royal Mint

1902-1910 British Gold Half Sovereign Edward VII Avg Circ

0.1177 oz
.9167
British Royal Mint
Average Circulated

Lowest price across 2 dealers+10.31% over spot

$504.78per unit at qty 1

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About this product

Half Sovereigns From the Short Reign of Edward VII

The Edward VII gold half sovereign is a British gold coin dated between 1902 and 1910, containing 0.1177 troy ounces of .9167 fine (22 karat) gold. It comes in average circulated condition with normal wear, and the date and mint mark are chosen at random. These coins were struck at the Royal Mint and at its branch mints overseas.

Pistrucci's St. George and the Edwardian Portrait

The half sovereign denomination was first struck in 1544 under Henry VIII. Coins dated 1902 to 1910 carry Edward VII, the eldest son of Queen Victoria and Prince Albert, who succeeded his mother in January 1901. His right-facing portrait by G.W. De Saulles is ringed by a Latin legend naming him king and Emperor of India. The reverse shows Benedetto Pistrucci's St. George on horseback slaying the dragon, marked with the initials B.P. and the date.

Half Sovereign Details

0.1177 troy oz of .9167 fine gold
Dates: 1902-1910, random date and mint mark
Mint: British Royal Mint or one of its overseas branch mints
Face value: 1/2 Sovereign
Condition: average circulated
Packaging: protective plastic flip

How Half Sovereign Prices Compare

Half sovereigns are priced from the gold value of 0.1177 troy ounces plus a premium for age and condition. Dealers each set that premium, and quantity can lower it. Bullion Hunters shows published offers together, so you can compare this coin with a full gold sovereign or browse our wider gold bullion selection.

Frequently Asked Questions

How much gold is in an Edward VII half sovereign?

Each coin contains 0.1177 troy ounces of .9167 fine gold, about 3.66 grams. That is half the gold found in a full sovereign of the same standard.

How is the price of a 1902-1910 half sovereign determined?

The base is its gold content at the current spot price. Dealers add a premium for the coin's age, the Edward VII portrait and its condition, and that premium varies by seller and by quantity, so look at the published prices.

Specifications

Mint: British Royal Mint
Fineness: .9167
Metal weight: 0.1177 oz
Condition: Average Circulated
Face value: 1/2 Sovereign

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