Is the Isle of Man Sov. a true sovereign type?

For collectors of British gold sov. Type sets.... you know...the seven mints around the world (London, Sidney, Bombay, ect.
Should this sovereign be included. It was minted in the 1970's.
Was it minted there or in Great Britian? How many years has it been minted?
Enquiring minds want to know?
Thanks!
Dan
Should this sovereign be included. It was minted in the 1970's.
Was it minted there or in Great Britian? How many years has it been minted?
Enquiring minds want to know?
Thanks!
Dan
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Thats a Beauty!!! Can see why you love the design....Stunning!
I noticed that the isle of man sov. just has george and no dragon on the reverse.
Did Gibralter also mint a 1 sov denomination?
Dan
thanks! I love this coin, and although being modern, is probably the pride of my collection (shhh....don't tell my vintage gold ones)
Anyway, If i recall, this coin was struck in 5 Sov, 2 Sov, 1 Sov, 1/2 Sov; and i recently just missed winning one on Ebay that i was unaware of. Apparantly they also made it in a tiny 12mm size (maybe a 1/4 sov?). I was amazed they could get the Una and the Lion detail on such a small coin, but it was still stunning.
Doug
<< <i>For collectors of British gold sov. Type sets.... you know...the seven mints around the world (London, Sidney, Bombay, ect.
Should this sovereign be included. It was minted in the 1970's.
Was it minted there or in Great Britian? How many years has it been minted?
Enquiring minds want to know?
Thanks!
Dan >>
You are probably referring to the Isle of Man - Viking on horseback design issued by the Pobjoy Mint. No, it is not considered as an official Royal Mint UK sovereign issue.
Very pretty though and have a number myself.
Well, just Love coins, period.