Three genuine historical 'Victoria' Gold Half Sovereigns

Queen Victoria was born on the 24th of May 1819, the daughter of the Duke of Kent and 5th in succession to the throne. She inherited the throne at the age of 18 in 1837 after the death of her uncleWilliam IV, and her coronation was a year later in 1838. She married her first cousin Prince Albert in 1840, and when he died in 1861 she withdrew from public and wore black for the rest of herlife. Victoria established strong links with Europe's royal families by marrying her 9 children and 26 of her grandchildren to the royal and noble houses of Europe, earning her the nickname 'the Grandmother of Europe'.

The 'Victoria' gold sovereign symbolises an era of unprecedented British success and the height of the British Empire, an area so vast that the sun was said never to set on it.

'Victoria Young Head' Half Sovereign
'Victoria Jubilee Head' Half Sovereign
'Victoria Old Head' Half Sovereign