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£65,000.00
A magnificent 1937 Great Britain George VI £5 gold proof, struck to commemorate the first year of the reign of King George VI. The obverse features the bare-headed left-facing portrait of the King by Thomas Humphrey Paget, surrounded by the Latin legend, identifying George VI as King and Emperor.
The reverse carries the celebrated St George and the Dragon design by Benedetto Pistrucci, with St George mounted on horseback confronting the dragon. The intricate detail of the horse, rider and dragon is particularly impressive on this proof issue.
This example has been certified by PCGS as PR67 Deep Cameo (DCAM), reflecting its exceptional proof quality, with highly reflective fields contrasting strongly against the frosted raised design elements. The coin displays outstanding detail and eye appeal and is presented in its official PCGS certification holder.
A prestigious and highly collectible British gold coin, combining the historic significance of George VI’s first year of reign with the iconic St George and Dragon design.
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