Item Specifications
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Year: 1965
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Manufacturer: Spink & Son Ltd
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Subject: Sir Winston Churchill
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Metal: 22 Carat Gold
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Weight: 48.62g
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Diameter: 1.5 inches (~38mm)
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Type: Commemorative Gold Medal
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Legal Tender: No
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Collectability: High
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The 1965 Winston Churchill Gold Medal is a remarkable commemorative piece issued to honour one of the most influential figures in British history. Produced by the prestigious numismatic firm Spink & Son Ltd, this substantial gold medal weighs 48.62 grams of 22-carat gold and measures approximately 1.5 inches in diameter. Combining historical significance, precious metal content and outstanding craftsmanship, it remains a highly desirable item for collectors, investors and admirers of Churchill’s enduring legacy. Issued in the year of Churchill’s death, surviving examples are increasingly difficult to source. Read: New vs Pre-Owned Bullion and How Much Gold Should You Own?
Why Add This Medal to Your Collection?
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48.62g of 22-carat gold — substantial precious metal content
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Spink & Son Ltd — one of Britain’s most respected numismatic firms
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Historic significance — issued in 1965, the year of Churchill’s death
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Limited availability — surviving examples increasingly scarce
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Dual appeal — precious metal value plus strong collector demand
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Portfolio diversification — alternative to standard bullion coins and bars
Frequently Asked Questions
How much gold is in the Churchill Gold Medal?
The medal weighs 48.62 grams and is struck in 22 carat gold (.9167 fine), giving a pure gold content of approximately 44.6 grams (~1.43 troy oz).
Is the Churchill Gold Medal VAT free?
As a qualifying investment gold product with a gold purity above 900 thousandths, it is generally exempt from UK VAT. However, we recommend confirming with our team for your specific purchase.
Is the Churchill Gold Medal CGT exempt?
No. This is a commemorative medal and not UK legal tender, so it is subject to normal CGT rules. For CGT-exempt alternatives, see our CGT-free gold coins.
How rare is this medal?
As a 1965 commemorative issue, surviving examples in good condition are increasingly scarce. Collector and investor interest has grown steadily over the decades.
Does 888 Bullion offer a buy-back on this item?
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