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LOW ODDS: Half Sovereign 2026 Gold Bullion Coin & Instant Wins
Just 199 entries mean you have great odds of winning this fabulous keepsake, which is expected to increase in value if kept over a period of time due to the recent increases in gold prices.
About this coin:
In 1526, Henry VIII instructed Cardinal Wolsey, the Lord Chancellor, to reform the values of English coins, which marked the introduction of 22 carat gold as The Sovereign’s striking alloy. Half a millennium later, the coin continues to be struck in 22 carat gold – the exacting standard first employed during the reign of one of Britain’s most notorious monarchs.
Following the end of the rose gold era of The Sovereign in 2025, 2026 sees a return to tradition with an exquisite range of yellow gold bullion coins. The Sovereign 2026 bullion coin is also the most secure yet, as both sides have been embellished with unique security features. New micro-text engraving features on the reverse to create the inscription ‘HONI SOIT QUI MAL Y PENSE,’ the motto of the Order of the Garter, which reflects the coin’s deep-rooted connection to British chivalric history. A new half-tone pattern now also features on the obverse, along with a latent image that alternates between the Tudor Crown, The King’s chosen royal cypher, and the Tudor Rose, a symbol used by Henry VII, the monarch responsible for introducing The Sovereign.
Instant wins
There’s 6x £100 instant wins to be found in amongst the 199 entries. Land one and it could effectively see you win the main prize for nothing, if you’re our lucky final winner.
Live drawn Tuesday 2nd June at 7pm
This competition will end on 2nd June 2026 at 7:00 PM.
The maximum tickets for this competition is 199. To ensure the competition is fair for all players, the maximum amount of tickets per person is 30.
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Instant Wins are additional prizes that can be won at any time during the duration of the competition. Instant wins are allocated specific ticket numbers.
For example,
Instant Win Prize: £50 Cash
Instant Win Number: 36
John buys tickets for the competition, he is randomly allocated ticket number 36, John wins the £50 cash. John is also entered to win the main prize that is drawn when the competition finishes.
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Free entries must be posted individually on post cards and sent to: Titan Prizes Ltd, Old Carnegie Library, 361 Ormskirk Road, Wigan, WN5 9DQ and must arrive by the Competition closing date. The Entrant must specify which Competition they wish to enter. Each entry must be on individual post cards and must contain your date of birth to proof you’re old enough to enter. Multiple postal entries sent in one envelope will be counted as just one entry. A random number/s will be allocated to each free entry by the Promoter and you will be notified of the number(s) by email.
