1958 Elizabeth II Great Britain Gold Sovereign MS64

Description

Struck in 1958, this Great Britain Gold Sovereign features the first definitive coinage portrait of Queen Elizabeth II, designed by Mary Gillick. The youthful laureate bust on the obverse is rendered with refined simplicity, while the reverse showcases Benedetto Pistrucci’s iconic St George slaying the dragon — a design synonymous with the modern sovereign series.

Graded NGC MS64, the coin presents bright original mint lustre and sharp definition across the devices, with only light contact marks visible under close inspection. Its rich gold tone and strong visual appeal make it an excellent representative of post-war sovereign issues. Combining historic significance, intrinsic gold value, and enduring collector demand, this piece is a desirable addition to any British gold collection.