What is the value of gold 5 dollar Canadian coin george v - 1913?

Answer 1

This British-Canadian gold Sovereign coin (1 Pound) depicts King George V (1910-36) as well as Pistrucci's rendition of St. George slaying a dragon. The C mintmark letter below the horse's rear hoof indicates it was minted and used in Canada. A sovereign should weigh 7.988 grams and would contain .2354 of an ounce of gold. There were only 3,715 minted that year. Value is likely about $300 with heavy wear to around $500 with moderate wear to maybe $700 with light wear. You may find similar pieces on Ebay.com for comparison. You might also try a library for a copy of the Standard Catalog of World Coins for pictures, values and lots more interesting info. Brad

Answer 2

The value of your sovereign depends on its condition and where it was minted. The 1913 sovereign was minted in 5 different locations around the world, in varying quantities.

At minimum, the coin will be worth its weight in gold (bullion value), which at the moment is around £180 GBP.

However, if the coin is in exceptional condition, or it carries the Ottawa mintmark, then it has a higher numismatic value.

So, if it carries the Ottawa mintmark, it is a rare coin (only 3,717 produced) and could be worth £1,450 GBP+. An uncirculated London mint example could be worth up to £400 GBP.

A handy wizard is available at goldsovereignexpert.com to help determine how rare a sovereign is.

Answer 3

Between $1.50 and $16. In the future please include the condition of the coin so I can value it more precisely for you.

Answer 4

Between $2.00 and $16. In the future please add a condition of the coin so I can value it more precisely for you.

Answer 5

It has got a gold value of about $400. Its numismatic value can reach up to $1320. In the future please add the condition of the coin so I can value it more precisely for you.

Answer 6

The value of a Canadian 1913 Georgivs V one cent is determined by its condition. This coin in mint condition has been sold for nearly $100.