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Sovereign Charles III Gold Coin | 2025

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The 2025 Sovereign in 916.67 gold from The Royal Mint, 22.05 mm across. UK legal tender, which places it outside capital gains tax for UK residents.

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The Sovereign 2025 — 22 carat, and outside capital gains tax

The Sovereign is struck by The Royal Mint in 916.67 gold — 22 carat — and holds 0.235 troy oz of pure gold. It is UK legal tender, which has a tax consequence most bullion coins do not share.

Specifications published by The Royal Mint

Property Value
Alloy 916.67 gold (22 carat)
Fine gold 0.235 troy oz
Diameter 22.05 mm
Denomination Sovereign
Reverse design Benedetto Pistrucci
Obverse effigy Martin Jennings
Mint The Royal Mint
Year 2025

The Royal Mint does not publish a thickness figure for the Sovereign.

Pistrucci's St George

The reverse carries Benedetto Pistrucci's St George and the dragon — a design first cut for the Sovereign in 1817 and still in use. Few coin designs anywhere have run that long without alteration.

The obverse carries the official coinage portrait of King Charles III by Martin Jennings.

The tax point that matters

The Sovereign meets HMRC's tests for an investment gold coin in VAT Notice 701/21A — minted after 1800, at least 900 thousandths fine, legal tender in its country of origin, sold at close to the value of its gold — so it is exempt from VAT.

It is also UK legal tender, and HMRC's capital gains exemption follows sterling currency. For UK residents that places the Sovereign alongside the Britannia and outside capital gains tax, unlike a Krugerrand, Maple Leaf, Eagle or Philharmonic. This is the published rule, not tax advice — your own position depends on your circumstances.

Questions buyers ask

How much gold is in a Sovereign? 0.235 of a troy ounce, in a 22 carat alloy.

Is it free of UK capital gains tax? It is UK legal tender, which is the test HMRC applies for the exemption on coins.

How old is the design? Pistrucci cut St George and the dragon in 1817.

Other Sovereigns are on the Sovereign gold coins page, and Britannias are the other CGT-exempt option. Live quotes on the precious metals prices page.

Parameters:
Country:
United Kingdom
Metal:
Gold
Weight:
7.32g
Type:
Coins
Test:
917/1000
Batch:
Sovereign
Diameter:
22,05 mm
Thickness:
1,52 mm
Metal weight:
7,32 g
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