1889 Queen Victoria Jubilee Head Gold Sovereign - (Second Bust) DISH L11 Boxed_Sovereigns by Year 2020 The Great Engravers 'William

2020 The Great Engravers 'William Wyon' Three Graces 5oz Silver Proof Coin

from 6 May 1910 until his death in 1936

Date below truncation with WW

The lunar year of the Horse is the first coin to be released by the Royal Mint bearing the date 2026

To date this is the most expensive British silver coin

1889 Queen Victoria Jubilee Head Gold Sovereign - (Second Bust) DISH L11 Boxed_Sovereigns by Year 2020 The Great Engravers 'William1889 Queen Victoria Jubilee Head Gold Sovereign (Second Bust) DISH L11 Second Legend DISH L11 Angled J in J. E. B The Jubilee head coinage was introduced to mark Queen Victorias Golden Jubilee in 1887 and was the result of a portrait design by Joseph Edgar Boehm. The Queen is seen facing left wearing a small crown and veiled, this replaced the somewhat outdated young head effigy which had been seen since 1838 with only slight variations. Interestingly