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This 1861 Great Britain Gold Sovereign was struck during the reign of Queen Victoria and is composed of .917 fine gold. The obverse features the classic Young Head portrait of Victoria, while the reverse displays Pistrucci’s St. George and the Dragon design.
The coin has been authenticated and encapsulated by PCGS and designated Genuine – AU Detail (Tooled), indicating About Uncirculated detail with evidence of past tooling. It remains an attractive and collectible example of a Victorian-era gold sovereign.
A solid, certified gold sovereign offering historic appeal and classic British design at an accessible level.
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