‘They think it’s all over…’ The UK 1966 World Cup Gold Sovereign

If you grew up in England, the tales of the famous World Cup Final of 1966 were told by our parents and grandparents with immense pride. Remarkably, 60 years later, it remains the first and last time England have ever won the World Cup.

Resulting in a 4-2 victory over West Germany, England lifted the trophy at Wembley Stadium in front of more than 90,000 spectators.

The UK 1966 Gold Sovereign

Now, you can secure a UK 1966 Gold Sovereign, struck in the very year of the iconic tournament that remains so cherished by English football fans. The design features the first portrait issued for coinage during Queen Elizabeth II's reign, created by artist Mary Gillick.

To commemorate this historic anniversary, the Sovereign is being offered as part of an exclusive 60th Anniversary Presentation, created especially for collectors and unlike anything previously offered.

Limited Number Available

You will need to act fast, as only a limited number remain available. Historic Sovereigns from significant years such as 1966 are becoming increasingly difficult to source. Football enthusiasts and Sovereign collectors alike continue to seek lasting keepsakes from this remarkable year.

Click 'Enquire Now' to discover what makes this exclusive 60th Anniversary Presentation so special and discuss securing one of the remaining allocations in your name.

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