Gold British King Sovereign Coin (Random Date)

Gold British King Sovereign Coin (Random Date)

BOLD is delighted to present the Gold British King Sovereign Coin (Random Date) featuring the artistic and timeless design of St George and the Dragon by Benedetto Pistrucci and the effigy of King Charles III, the ruling monarch, as the tradition of the coin. Since 1980, the Royal Mint has been annually issuing these coins as bullions and commemoratives. Secure your Gold Sovereign today from BOLD’s easy-to-navigate website facilitated by our seamless transactions and fully insured delivery!

Key Features:

• Gold British King Sovereign Coin (Random Date)
• Purity: Contains 0.2593 troy ounce of .9167 fine gold.
• Obverse: It bears the effigy of King Charles III designed by Martin Jennings encircled by the King’s title.
• Reverse: It features the St George and the Dragon design by Benedetto Pistrucci with the year 2024 inscribed.
• Dimension: Diameter of 22.05 mm.
• Packaging: Each coin arrives in a protective plastic flips.

The obverse side of the gold sovereign bears the effigy of King Charles III designed by Martin Jennings, a renowned sculptor from the Royal Mint. this effigy of the King is newly introduced and the first effigy after the coronation. The inscriptions surrounding the effigy are, “CHARLES III. DEI. GRA. REX. FID. DEF.”

The reverse of the 2024 Gold World English Sovereign Coin features Benedetto Pistrucci’s St George and the Dragon design. This design depicts the intricately detailed image from the famous and traditional British folklore. St George is seen riding his horse, wielding the mystic sword as he slays the dragon beneath the horse’s feet. Below the design is the year, 2024 inscribed.

The Legacy of the British Gold Sovereign!

Introduced in 1817, the Gold World English Sovereign coins were highly appreciated and recognized as “the chief coin of the world.” In the contemporary market, the Royal Mint produces these Sovereign gold coin with the Mint standards. These standards makes the purity to be specified upto 5 decimal places making the Gold British King Sovereign Coin (Random Date) the most tightly specified coin of the world.