Gold Guinea
BullionByPost is proud to present our range of gold Guineas, available now with free insured delivery.
These rare 22-carat Guinea coins are eagerly sought after by coin collectors and history fans all over the world, with the production of Guineas taking place between 1663 and 1814.
Monarchs featured on Guinea coins include James II, William of Orange, and George III.
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1794 George III Guinea Gold Coin
from £452.90
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1783 George III Guinea Gold Coin
from £518.10
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1785 George III Guinea (NGC F12)
from £529.90
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1775 George III Guinea Gold Coin
from £553.20
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1777 George III Guinea Gold Coin
from £866.20
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from £876.20
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1694 William and Mary Gold Guinea
from £900.30
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1791 George III Guinea Gold Coin
from £916.20
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from £1,015
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1763 George III Guinea Gold Coin
from £1,068
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1793 George III Guinea Gold Coin
from £1,132
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from £1,232
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1686 James II Guinea Gold Coin
from £1,375
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from £1,375
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1764 George III Guinea Gold Coin
from £1,682
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1721 George I Guinea Gold Coin
from £1,718
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1716 George I Guinea Gold Coin
from £1,718
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1813 Rare George III Military Guinea Gold Coin
from £2,539
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1794 George the 3rd Gold Guinea
from £337.00
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1788 George III Gold Guinea - Good
from £367.20
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1802 George III Third Guinea Gold Coin
from £376.30
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1791 George III Guinea Gold Coin
from £404.90
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1784 George III Gold Guinea - Very Good
from £407.10
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1787 George III Gold Guinea - Good
from £427.00
BuyGold Guinea coins are a British gold bullion coin, minted for several hundred years. The Guinea was the predecessor to the Pound and is 1/4 ounce in weight, making it very similar to a gold Sovereign.
The name, Guinea, is taken from the region in West Africa where the gold was sourced to make these coins - mined as part of British colonialism in the region. The area is what is now The Gold Coast, including modern-day Ghana.
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