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Struck during the reign of Queen Victoria, this 1866 Gold Sovereign features the elegant Young Head portrait designed by William Wyon, with the classic St. George and the Dragon reverse by Benedetto Pistrucci. Certified PCGS XF45 (Extremely Fine), the coin displays strong detail across both sides with moderate, even wear consistent with its grade.
This example is attributed as Die 39 (Spink S-3853), making it an attractive piece for collectors seeking die varieties as well as Victorian gold. Housed in a secure PCGS holder, it offers both authenticity and long-term protection, making it an excellent addition to any British gold sovereign collection.
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