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Gold Unite
The Unite gold coin is the second oldest Pound coin in English currency. It was named by James I in honour of his attempts to unify England and Scotland and followed the English Sovereign, before being replaced in later years by the Laurel.
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Gold Unite Coin Charles I Fair
from £1,151
Gold Half Unite Coin James I Fine
from £1,639
Gold Half Unite Coin Charles I Near Fine
from £1,937
1615-16 Gold Unite Coin James I mm Tun
from £2,226
1625 Gold Unite Coin Charles I Group A
from £2,319
1632-1633 Gold Unite Coin Charles I mm Harp
from £2,417
from £2,740
from £2,802
Gold Unite Coin Charles I Near Very Fine
from £2,923
from £2,923
1625 Gold Unite Coin Charles I mm Lis
from £3,029
1625 Gold Unite Coin Charles I
from £3,405
1651 Gold Unite Coin Commonwealth
from £6,548
from £867.30
The gold Unite coin had a value of 20 Shillings like the Sovereign before it, and was produced shortly after the introduction of Noble coins. An increase in the price of gold during King James I's reign bumped the coin's value up to 22 Shillings, but this fell back to 20 Shillings when the Laurel replaced it.
