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Struck in 1909, this Great Britain Gold Sovereign was issued during the reign of King Edward VII, a period noted for stability and imperial strength. The obverse features the right-facing portrait of the King with finely detailed beard and legend, while the reverse bears Benedetto Pistrucci’s enduring St George and the Dragon design, a hallmark of the sovereign series.
Graded NGC MS63+, this example offers strong mint bloom and sharp detail, with only minor contact marks visible under close inspection. Its attractive golden tone and superior eye appeal for the grade make it a desirable piece for collectors seeking high-quality pre-First World War sovereigns. Combining historic significance with intrinsic gold value, it represents a classic addition to any British gold collection.
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