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This 1937 Great Britain £2 Gold Proof was issued during the first year of King George VI’s reign. The obverse features the finely detailed left-facing portrait of George VI, designed by Thomas Humphrey Paget, surrounded by the traditional Latin legend. The coin has beautifully reflective proof fields contrasted with frosted raised details, creating the desirable Cameo effect.
The reverse features Benedetto Pistrucci’s celebrated St George and the dragon design, with intricate detail throughout the mounted figure, horse and dragon. Professionally graded PR65 Cameo by PCGS, this impressive proof £2 displays strong detail and attractive contrast, making it a notable example of George VI’s early proof gold coinage.
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