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1897 QUEEN VICTORIA GOLD FULL SOVEREIGN

Name: 1897 QUEEN VICTORIA GOLD FULL SOVEREIGN
Brand: Gold Bank Competitions
Price: 0.99 GBP
Availability: Discontinued

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Draw closed

1 Oct 2026

Final results

48% sold at close 1,435 / 3,000 tickets

Closed: 1 Oct 2026, 7:45pm
Tickets sold: 1,435
Ticket price: £0.99
Odds at close: 1 in 1,435

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Prize value

Prize value (est.): £850
Cash alternative: £750
Prize value per £1 spent: £859

Cash alternative is £100 less than the prize's estimated value.

A VICTORIAN GOLD CLASSIC — WORTH £850!This 1897 Queen Victoria gold full sovereign features Queen Victoria’s veiled portrait and the classic St George and the dragon design.The winner can choose this historic gold coin, worth £850, or take the £750 cash alternative!QUICK SUMMARY1897 Queen Victoria gold full sovereignQueen Victoria’s veiled portraitSt George and the dragon reversePrize value of £850£750 cash alternative10 × 1oz fine silver instant winsOnly 3,000 tickets availableTickets just 99p each10 × 1oz FINE SILVER INSTANT WINSThere are also 10 separate 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: Thursday 1st October at 8.45pmLive Draw: Thursday 1st October at 9pm on our Facebook pageFURTHER PRIZE DETAILSDated 1897, this full sovereign brings together two distinctive designs: Queen Victoria’s veiled portrait on the obverse and St George on horseback fighting the dragon on the reverse.The date appears beneath the reverse design, while lettering surrounds the Queen’s portrait.Its Victorian origins and recognisable sovereign design make this an appealing addition to a gold coin collection. The supplied photographs show both sides of the prize, including its surface detail and signs of age.