Out of stock
£0.00
An attractive 1822 Great Britain gold Sovereign, graded AU58 by PCGS, showcasing the early laureate head portrait of King George IV on the obverse. Struck during the first years of his reign, this example displays strong detail throughout the hair and wreath, with only light wear on the highest points and pleasing original lustre remaining across the surfaces. The reverse features Benedetto Pistrucci’s iconic St George slaying the dragon design, sharply rendered and well-centred. Certified as S-3800, this sovereign offers both historical significance and strong eye appeal, making it a desirable addition for collectors of early 19th-century British gold coinage.
| Weight | 6.98 g |
|---|---|
| Coin Group | |
| Denomination | |
| Metal | |
| Country | |
| Weight | |
| Monarch | |
| Date | |
| Grade |
The 2027 Royal Tudor Beasts Gold Proof Coin from The Royal Mint is presented in an elegant wooden...
The 2026 Great Britain £5 Portraits of a Queen coin celebrates the enduring legacy of Queen Elizabeth II...
A 1958 British gold sovereign featuring the young portrait of Queen Elizabeth II, designed by Mary Gillick, on...
An impressive 1896 Great Britain silver crown featuring the veiled portrait of Queen Victoria. This late Victorian issue...
Reviews
There are no reviews yet.