By far the most popular post on our blog (to date) is our ‘How much is my gold Sovereign worth?‘ article, which looks at the up-to-date gold Sovereign value in US Dollars, UK Pounds and Euros.
Over the past few months, we’ve been aware this article (and indeed the whole site) is being used as a reference guide by overseas visitors who’s currency may be something other than those quoted. To address this, we hope the following table is of help, which lists the value of a gold Sovereign in a total of 13 different currencies.
Gold is traded on the international commodity markets using the US Dollar. Therefore, the value of a Sovereign in other currencies is also subject to the prevailing exchange rate.
The quick method of working out the bullion value of a gold Sovereign
If you ever need to quickly calculate the bullion value of a Sovereign, take the prevailing gold price (in Troy ounces) and multiple by 0.235 – this will give you the current value to within a few pence.
Gold Sovereign value by currency
Our current chart lists the value in 13 currencies.
| Currency | Gold Sovereign Value |
|---|---|
| US Dollar | $ 411.93 |
| UK Pound | £ 343.86 |
| Euro | € 398.12 |
| Australian Dollar | $ 613.50 |
| Brazilian Real | $ 2,178.70 |
| Canadian Dollar | $ 557.64 |
| Swiss Franc | CHF 392.46 |
| Chinese Yuan | ¥ 2,949.89 |
| Indian Rupee | ₹ 33,638.97 |
| Japanese Yen | ¥ 57,130.89 |
| Mexican Peso | ₱ 7,874.19 |
| Russian Ruble | ₽ 25,052.41 |
| South African Rand | ZAR 7,003.17 |
Don’t forget, the above table simply gives you the bullion value of a Sovereign, based on its gold content. There are many coins that are worth much more than this due to their scarcity and/or condition.
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