Half Sovereign 1891 S "Jubilee portrait". Without JEB (Australia, Victoria)
Variety: Without JEB
Photo by: The Coin Cabinet
Specification
- MetalGold (0,917)
- Weight3,994 g
- Pure gold (0,1178 oz) 3,6625 g
- Diameter19 mm
- EdgeReeded
- Aspect ratioMedallic (↑↑)
- Mintage UNC154,000
Description
- CountryAustralia
- PeriodVictoria
- DenominationHalf Sovereign
- Year1891
- RulerVictoria (Queen of Great Britain)
- MintSydney
- PurposeCirculation
Auction prices
Find out the current coin value of the Australian Half Sovereign 1891 "Jubilee portrait" with mark S. Without JEB. This gold coin from the times of Victoria struck at the Sydney Mint. Wondering how much a coin like this is worth? The record price belongs to the lot 33338 sold at the Heritage Auctions auction for USD 1,763. Bidding took place January 13, 2015.
How much is the gold coin of Victoria Half Sovereign 1891 S "Jubilee portrait", Without JEB?
According to the latest data as of December 5, 2025 the average price of a Gold coin Half Sovereign 1891 "Jubilee portrait" with mark S, Without JEB is 620 USD. The coin contains 3,6625 g of pure gold, so we do not recommend selling it for less than 500,65 USD, even if it is in poor condition and has no collectible value.
Where does our service get data on the current price of the Half Sovereign 1891 "Jubilee portrait" with mark S, Without JEB?
The information on the current value of the Australian coin Half Sovereign 1891 "Jubilee portrait" with the letters S, Without JEB is based on actual auction sales of similar specimens. To reflect the current price level, our service monitors over 590 numismatic companies and records auction results in the coin catalog and auction archive. Please note that the exact value depends directly on the coin's condition, so the average price serves only as an approximate estimate.
Where can I sell the Half Sovereign 1891 "Jubilee portrait" with the letters S, Without JEB?
To sell the Half Sovereign 1891 "Jubilee portrait" with the letters S, Without JEB we recommend contacting specialized numismatic companies that hold regular auction sales. Public auctions are the most fair and secure way to sell valuable collectible coins. Go to the list of companies to find a suitable platform.
