Values For Commonly Traded United Kingdom Gold Coins

These values reflect the approximate bullion value contained in standard coins of the indicated units, and do not take into consideration wear to which a coin might be subjected in circulation. Neither do they allow for numismatic value considerations. All values are rounded to the nearest cent.

The value of the gold in the various coins listed is based on United States currency.

Find the spot price of Gold from the chart below and enter it into the box next to the Calculate button.

Gold value of some United Kingdom coins

Enter the Spot Gold price in dollars (for example 915.95): $

1/2 Sovereign .917 Fine (1817-1937) the gold value is: $ (The value per dollar is .1177)

1/2 Sovereign .917 Fine (1980-92) the gold value is: $ (The value per dollar is .1176)

1 Sovereign .917 Fine the gold value is: $ (The value per dollar is .2354)

2 £ .917 Fine (1823-1937) the gold value is: $ (The value per dollar is .4708)

2 £ .917 Fine (1980-92) the gold value is: $ (The value per dollar is .4694)

5 £ .917 Fine (1926-37) the gold value is: $ (The value per dollar is 1.1773)

5 £ .917 Fine (1980-88) the gold value is: $ (The value per dollar is 1.1775)

10 Pounds .917 Fine (1987-89) the gold value is: $ (The value per dollar is .1000)

25 Pounds .917 Fine (1987-89) the gold value is: $ (The value per dollar is .2500)

50 Pounds .917 Fine (1987-89) the gold value is: $ (The value per dollar is .5000)

100 Pounds .917 Fine (1987-89) the gold value is: $ (The value per dollar is 1.000)

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