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1859 Queen Victoria Gold Half Sovereign, graded MS62 by NGC. Struck during the reign of Queen Victoria, this classic Victorian gold coin features the young head portrait of the Queen, facing left, with her hair neatly arranged in a braided style. The surrounding legend reads VICTORIA DEI GRATIA, meaning “Victoria by the Grace of God.”
The reverse displays the crowned Royal Shield of Arms, a traditional design representing the United Kingdom, surrounded by the inscription BRITANNIARUM REGINA FID: DEF. The coin has a warm golden appearance, with attractive surface detail and a pleasing level of lustre. Certified MS62 by NGC, it is presented in its original protective holder, making it an appealing addition to any collection of British gold coinage or Victorian sovereigns.
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