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British Sovereign Kings King George V - Minted From 1902 to 1932 British Sovereigns gold coins are world-class coins that offer many distinct advantages over owning ordinary modern gold bullion. Best of all, British Sovereigns give you a very special "Double Profit Opportunity." As gold prices go up, the value of each British Sovereign rises dollar for dollar with gold. That's because each coin contains just a little less than one quarter ounce of pure gold. But, the "Double Bump" offers even more possibilities! Demand To Soar After Gold Tax Eliminated - Collector interest in British Sovereigns has been growing since the recent scrapping of the VAT tax previously added to the cost of gold. Today, British collectors are able to buy gold coins without a 17.5% tax While no one can guarantee that demand will soar or that these gold coins will trade later at significantly higher premiums, it's still a good bet. And we're sure they'll always be worth their weight in gold. Plus they're a strictly private, non-reportable way to hold gold coins. Coins That Honor the Kings and Queens of England - British Sovereigns are also historically significant coins. They've been minted for over 500 years, on five continents, at seven different British Royal Mints. Clearly, these British Sovereign coins are the best loved gold coins of the entire British Empire and known worldwide. The front of British Sovereigns - features the reigning King of England, King George V which is shown above. The reverse, features the mythical "Saint George slaying the dragon" design by Benedetto Pistrucci. Naturally, each gold coin design was approved by the reigning Monarch, so the British Royal Mint paid great attention to every detail. Immediate Liquidity Worldwide - To this day, classic British Sovereigns are well known worldwide. In fact, Sovereigns were used by U.S. pilots in World World II and again in the Iraq Wars as "emergency money" in case they were downed in enemy territory. |
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