Gold Half Sovereign Coins

Royal Mint Official Partner

Chards is an official partner of The Royal Mint, and our gold sovereign coins are directly sourced from their mint headquarters in Llantrisant, Wales. Gold half sovereign coins are one of the most popular choices among British bullion coins, and we price them competitively with some of the lowest premiums on the market.

Why Invest In Gold Half Sovereigns?

Gold half sovereigns are a good entry-level investment in precious metals for investors looking to add gold assets to their portfolios. The sovereign series also has a rich history dating back to the Tudor Dynasty, and most of them depict the familiar St George and the Dragon design, which allows for ease of trade and liquidation.

Shop Bullion Sovereigns

Are you interested in browsing our complete range of bullion sovereign coins, featuring either the classic reverse design of St. George and the dragon by Benedetto Pistrucci, or special one-off designs to commemorate occasions such as British monarch jubilees.

Investors seeking the most cost-effective method to invest in gold sovereign coins should consider our best value full sovereign coins. These coins are pre-owned and selected as 'Our Choice' from a range of dates and monarchs. Depending on availability, you may receive the same monarch/date.

Additionally, if you're seeking gold sovereign coins with low premiums, typically minted from the year 2000 onwards, we offer a range of Gold Minty Full Sovereigns. These sovereign coins are selected as 'our choice' from various dates. Depending on availability, you may receive the same date.

Shop Proof Sovereigns

In a move by The Royal Mint to encourage the purchase of collectible coinage, they began minting proof sovereigns from 1979 onwards. The first proof sovereign featured the iconic St. George and the Dragon design paired with the second portrait of HM Queen Elizabeth II by Arnold Machin.

Sell Your Sovereign Coins to Chards

Are you ready to sell your gold sovereign coins to Chards? We guarantee competitive rates to all sellers, whether you choose to visit us in our showroom, use our postal service, or opt for our distance buy-in service.

What Is Capital Gains Tax?

Capital Gains Tax (CGT) is a form of levies imposed on the profit garnered from the sale of assets, such as real estate, investments, and collectibles. Read our CGT guide for more information to see what bullion coins are exempt from CGT and the ones which are.

Live Metal Prices

You can track the intrinsic price of your gold sovereigns on our live gold price chart which updates in real time every 10 seconds.