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Small Gold Coin, 1907 Edward VII

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 Posted 07/14/2021  1:01 pm Show Profile   Bookmark this topic Add steviepeas to your friends list Get a Link to this Message Number of Subscribers
I have this small gold coin, from UK 1907 Edward VII, it is 19mm diam and 1 mm thick, gold in colour, weighs about 3grams however we dont know what it is, some sort of sovereign we think!
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If some one could advise we would be grateful, thanks
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At 19mm it purports to be a half Sovereign, but at 3g it is way underweight. 1mm thick is also low, so at best a replica, at worst a fake. It may even be polished brass.
I suggest getting it tested by a good jeweller - if it is gold it has that value, but nothing more.
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3g is very light. It could be a replica made for jewellery.

The amount of wear and the pattern of wear is also surprising: these coins circulated for only about seven years, as gold coins were replaced by banknotes at the start of WW1. My 1907 half-sovereign is a bit battered and well circulated, and there is far more detail on St George and the Dragon, and the designer's initials BP on the OP's coin are very faint and mushy.
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Thanks for the replies and the welcome! We have a ollection of coins which we are looking at and trying to catalogue before we approach a dealer, lots of work to donut so very interesting
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lots of work to donut so very interesting

I don't regard eating donuts as work nor interesting but each to their own!
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