1891-M Queen Victoria Jubilee Head Gold Sovereign - (Second Bust) DISH M16 Sov_Full(BU) The fourth coin in the

The fourth coin in the series features the work of engraver Thomas Simon and his famous pattern crown of 1663 known as 'The Petition Crown'

2025 Great Engravers Waterloo Medal 'Victory' 2 oz (Two) Gold Proof Coin

At the base of the truncation the letters W

Although named officially as Albert Edward he choose to rule under the name Edward VII stating that he did not wish to "undervalue the name of Albert" and diminish the status of his father with whom the "name should stand alone"

1891-M Queen Victoria Jubilee Head Gold Sovereign - (Second Bust) DISH M16 Sov_Full(BU) The fourth coin in the1891 M Queen Victoria Jubilee Head Gold Sovereign (Second Bust) DISH M16 Second Legend DISH M16 Angled J in J. E. B Long Tail 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 The Queen is seen facing left wearing a small crown and veiled, this replaced the somewhat outdated young head effigy which had been seen since 1838 with only slight variations.