1886 QUEEN VICTORIA FULL GOLD SOVEREIGN

A VICTORIAN 22CT GOLD SOVEREIGN WORTH £850!

Own a piece of Victorian history with this 1886 Queen Victoria full sovereign, struck in 22ct gold and featuring the classic Young Head portrait.

The winner can choose this historic gold coin, worth £850, or take the £800 cash alternative!

QUICK SUMMARY
1886 Queen Victoria full gold sovereign
Struck in 22ct gold
Queen Victoria Young Head portrait
St George and the dragon reverse
Prize value of £850
£800 cash alternative
10 × 1oz fine silver instant wins
Only 1,000 tickets available
Tickets just £2.99 each
10 × 1oz FINE SILVER INSTANT WINS

There are also 10 × 1oz fine silver prizes hidden among the tickets as instant wins.

Find one of the winning numbers and you’ll secure a silver prize instantly, with your ticket remaining in the draw for the main prize!

Competition Closes: Tuesday 15th September at 8.45pm
Live Draw: Tuesday 15th September at 9pm on our Facebook page

FURTHER PRIZE DETAILS

Dated 1886, this full sovereign features William Wyon’s Young Head portrait of Queen Victoria on the obverse. The reverse shows Benedetto Pistrucci’s St George and the dragon, with the year beneath the design.

The standard specification for this sovereign is 7.98g, struck in 22ct gold, with a diameter of 22.05mm. The Royal Mint’s 1886 sovereign reference.

The photographs show both sides of the single sovereign offered as the main prize, preserving its original detail and character.

Choose the £850 gold sovereign or the £800 cash alternative if you’re our main prize winner.