The most valuable gold sovereign is often considered to be the 1937 Edward VIII sovereign, which was never officially released for circulation. Only a handful of these coins were struck, making them extremely rare and highly sought after by collectors. In auctions, these coins can fetch prices well above their gold content due to their rarity and historical significance. Other valuable sovereigns include those from notable years or with unique minting errors.
If your question is really, "What is the most valuable karat purity of gold?" then the answer is 24 karat, which is 99.99% pure gold, which is the most valuable form of gold in terms of turning gold into money.
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The most valuable 1911 sovereign would be the London Mint Proof Sovereign with a George V obverse and the St. George reverse design. These coins are sought after by collectors for their rarity, quality of strike, and historical significance, and can fetch high prices at auctions or through dealers specializing in rare coins.
That would most likely be an 1847 Victoria gold Sovereign restrike. A "restrike" is a coin struck at a later date using the original dies.
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Gold was discovered in the Sovereign Hill area of Ballarat in August 1851.
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