The 2025 Victory 22-carat Gold Quarter Sovereign

Product Number:
626-CO413.01S

Commemorate the 80th Anniversary of VE Day with the exclusive 2025 Victory 22-carat Gold Quarter Sovereign – a beautifully crafted tribute to triumph

  • Struck to the highest possible Proof quality in 22-carat gold

  • Official gold quarter sovereign honouring the 80th anniversary of Victory in Europe Day

  • Designed by renowned coin artist Sandra Deiana, featuring a stunning portrayal of Victory holding a dove – a timeless symbol of peace and hope

  • Approved by Buckingham Palace, the obverse features Jody Clark’s official effigy of King Charles III

  • Strictly limited to just 960 coins worldwide – a mintage specially chosen to mark the 960 months that have passed from VE Day on 8th May 1945 to the 80th anniversary in 2025

  • Each coin is struck in the United Kingdom and presented in a deluxe presentation case with a Certificate of Authenticity

  • Exclusively available through Heritage Coins – entire mintage secured for our collectors

Diameter 14mm
£179.00

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On the 8th of May 1945, after nearly six years of war, Britain awoke to the news it had longed to hear—Victory in Europe!

The war against Nazi Germany was over. Jubilant crowds flooded the streets, waving flags and embracing one another in celebration.Church bells, which had remained silent throughout the war—only used as signals for imminent invasion—now rang out across the country, carrying a new message—Victory!

A Stunning Tribute to 80 years VE Day

To mark the 80th anniversary of VE Day in 2025, a series of commemorative events will take place across the UK, coinciding with the Early May Bank Holiday. Over four days, the nation will come together to remember the bravery of those who secured our freedom. Church bells will toll, beacons will be lit, and a unique VE Day flag will be raised at 9 am, followed by celebrations and street parties. 

In honour of this historic occasion, the 2025 Victory 22-carat Gold Quarter Sovereign has been released—a fitting tribute to one of the most defining moments of the 20th century.

Purity Assured — The 2025 Victory Gold Quarter Sovereign,  Continuing the Tradition of Gold Sovereigns

For centuries, the gold sovereign has been Britain’s most prestigious coin, issued to commemorate the nation’s most significant milestones. Known as "The Chief Coin of the World", it has been struck to the same precise size and finesse since 1817. The 2025 Victory Gold Quarter Sovereign continues this proud tradition, struck in solid 22-carat gold to the highest Proof standard.

Designed by a Master Engraver

Victory has long been associated with peace—without victory, peace cannot be achieved. The two are interwoven, almost indivisible. Just as Churchill’s famous ‘V for Victory’ sign is now recognised worldwide as the symbol for ‘peace’, so too has the image of Victory come to represent both peace and triumph.

Renowned coin artist Sandra Deiana has brought this vision to life with her stunning portrayal of Victory. Known for her depth, movement, and classical beauty, she is regarded as one of the most sought-after designers in modern numismatics. This exceptional Gold Quarter Sovereign is a true testament to her artistry. On this exceptional gold coin, Victory is depicted holding a dove—a timeless symbol of peace and hope, representing the unity that VE Day brought to a war-weary world.

Struck to the Highest Proof Standard

As you would expect of such an important release, the 2025 Victory 22-carat Gold Quarter Sovereign has been struck to the highest Proof quality. Using a meticulous double-striking process, this finish creates a mirror-like surface, bringing out the intricate details of the design. From the flowing robes of Victory to the delicate feathers of the dove, every element is rendered with breathtaking precision, ensuring that this extraordinary gold coin will be treasured for generations to come. Adding to its distinction, the 2025 Victory Gold Quarter Sovereign is proudly struck in the United Kingdom to the highest Proof standard and fully approved for issue by Buckingham Palace. The obverse features the official portrait of King Charles III by Jody Clark.

Extremely Limited – Just 960 Coins Worldwide

Only 960 coins will ever be struck, making this one of the rarest gold quarter sovereigns ever issued. This edition limit has been specially chosen to reflect the 960 months since VE Day in May 1945, reinforcing the historical significance of this release. With such a small edition limit, demand is expected to be exceptionally high. Heritage Coins has secured the entire mintage exclusively for its collectors. Once the allocation is gone, it cannot be repeated.

Each coin comes presented in a deluxe case, accompanied by a Certificate of Authenticity, guaranteeing its provenance and purity.

A Fitting Tribute to One of the Most Important Days in British History

However we choose to mark the occasion, the 80th anniversary of VE Day presents a poignant and possibly final opportunity for the nation to honour all those who contributed to this defining moment in history. 

With 2025 marking 80 years since the end of the war in Europe, this gold quarter sovereign is an opportunity to own a piece of history— a lasting tribute to the courage and sacrifice of those who made victory and VE Day possible.

 

 

 

The 2025 Victory 22-carat Gold Quarter Sovereign – marking 80 years of Victory in Europe — a timeless tribute to triumph and peace

 

Year of Issue 2025
Alloy 22-carat gold
Quality Proof
Weight 2 grams
Diameter 14 mm
Edge Milled 
Obverse Portrait of His Majesty King Charles III by Jody Clark
Reverse Victory with the dove, a timeless symbol of peace and hope, embodying the aspiration for harmony and unity across Europe. Designed by Sandra Deiana
Denomination Quarter-Sovereign
Issuing Authority Ascension Is.  approved by Buckingham Palace
Edition Limit 960 - Reflecting the 960 months that have passed since VE Day on 8 May 1945 to the 80th anniversary in 2025.