I haven't been able to find this exact coin in A.Marsh catalogue; it has a stamp on the front 'mrim'? and I'm curious to know how much it could be worth. All the coins I've seen have been without this stamp.
It's my understanding that a stamp like that means that this coin is a Middle-eastern jewellery copy of a sovereign, and not a genuine sovereign. Especially since the stamp seems to be part of the actual design transferred from the die, rather than a counterstamp. I believe the mark reads M21M, with the "21" in Arabic numerals most likely indicating 21k gold. It's still solid gold, but not a genuine coin, and if it really is 21k, worth slightly less than a genuine sovereign (22k).
Can we see the other side? What's the date and mintmark?
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