A genuinely complete Sovereign set could mean one per year back to 1817, one per monarch, or one per branch mint — this checklist covers the year dimension only, so decide up front whether you're also tracking mint marks separately, since a single calendar year can have several genuinely different coins worth distinguishing. This is the one series on this list where "one coin per year" undersells what a complete collection actually involves.
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FAQ
Does a complete Sovereign checklist need to track mint marks too?
For a truly complete collection, yes — this checklist covers the year dimension only. A single calendar year can include several genuinely different coins from different branch mints, which some collectors track as separate entries.
How far back does the Sovereign date run go?
This checklist starts at 1817, reflecting the modern Sovereign's introduction, and runs to the present — making it the longest date run of any series on this list.