Sovereign Specification Coins

[jazzeffc]

Country	Year	Denomination	Currency	Weight (grams)	Purity	Gold (grams)	Gold (ozt)
CO	1913	5	Colombian Pesos	7.9871	0.9167	7.3251	0.2354
PE	1912	1	Peruvian Libra	7.9871	0.9167	7.3251	0.2354
UK	1906	1	British Sovereign	7.9871	0.9167	7.3251	0.2354
ZA	1898	1	South African Pond	7.9871	0.9167	7.3251	0.2354

 

Apart from the Canadian, Indian, South African, Australian sovereigns, are there any other coins with those specifications?

Has anyone created a collection of these?

[Cornishfarmer]

Iran Pahlavi?

Isle of Man 

[jazzeffc]

I think the Pahlavi is not 22k its 0.900

[baurum]

Saudi Arabia Gold Guinea

Cyprus Archbishop Makarios Gold Sovereign

[JunkBond]

4 minutes ago, baurum said:

 

Cyprus Archbishop Makarios Gold Sovereign

Don't think this one is considered legal tender, so a medal not a coin... dunno if that's an issue in this case.

[baurum]

Correct JunkBond , forgot to mention that it is not a legal tender .

[xthomasx]

On 30.3.2018 at 22:34, jazzeffc said:

 

Country	Year	Denomination	Currency	Weight (grams)	Purity	Gold (grams)	Gold (ozt)
CO	1913	5	Colombian Pesos	7.9871	0.9167	7.3251	0.2354
PE	1912	1	Peruvian Libra	7.9871	0.9167	7.3251	0.2354
UK	1906	1	British Sovereign	7.9871	0.9167	7.3251	0.2354
ZA	1898	1	South African Pond	7.9871	0.9167	7.3251	0.2354

 

Apart from the Canadian, Indian, South African, Australian sovereigns, are there any other coins with those specifications?

Has anyone created a collection of these?

I am collecting, although not very advanced so far. 

Apart from your list, I know of: 

2 Rand ZA; the elusive Burgerspond ZA; George VI (1952) and QEII (1953-60) and the Springbok from ZA; Greek and Cypriot collector items from the Euro era (several per year but high premiums), Lesotho from the 1960s, one from Israel 1960, Suriname, several Channel Islands issues, Cayman Islands, Malta, the Saudi Aramco 'lid', and quite some more. Not sure which ones are/were legal tender and which aren't. 

If you want, I can make a more detailled list.