1/4 oz Gold Sov Values?

[NorthEast]

Good Morning Guys - 

I just picked up a couple of pieces for the stack but I admit I am not that knowledgeable on these though.. Are these nice coins? What do you estimate value of these two? Any help is appreciated! 

Thanks so much!

[goldmember44]

Here you can find links to most specific sovereign years, what they are selling for:

https://www.bullionbypost.co.uk/gold-coins/full-sovereign-gold-coin/

I see they have a 1926 George V like yours going for £609:

https://www.bullionbypost.co.uk/gold-sovereign-specific-year/george-v-1911-1932/1926-gold-sovereign-king-george-v-m/

[ilovesilverireallydo]

1/4 oz gold sov? Not sure you got that right. Sovs come in 1/4 Sov, 1/2 Sov, full sov etc. Never measured in oz...

I suspect these are full sovs. The 26 may be a South Africa, can just about make out the SA. Would estimate £250 for that one, Bullion price for the Vic 

[NorthEast]

Thanks so much for info guys! Yeah it is a SA mint mark on that one. 

[ilovesilverireallydo]

34 minutes ago, goldmember44 said:

 

I see they have a 1926 George V like yours going for £609:

 https://www.bullionbypost.co.uk/gold-sovereign-specific-year/george-v-1911-1932/1926-gold-sovereign-king-george-v-m/

Thats the Melbourne Mintmark - lowest mintage 211,107. The SA is the highest mintage 11,107,611 so much lower in value. 

[sixgun]

The 1/4 sovereign was introduced in 2009.

A full sovereign approximately weighs 1/4oz but we wouldn't refer to the sovereign in those terms. All sovereigns are gold.

Better to amend the title of the thread to 'Sovereign values?'