British Gold Half Sovereign George III Circulated (Random Year)
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British Gold Half Sovereign George III Circulated (Random Year)
The British Half Sovereign coins are highly regarded gold coins as one of the longest-running series in history. This British Gold Half Sovereign George III Circulated Coin is proudly offered by Bullion Exchanges. With a weight of .1177 troy oz, this is made of .9167 fine gold. Buy yours today to add some history to your collection!
The British Sovereign Gold Coin was the first British Gold Coin minted in all the branches of the Royal Mint in the world. The modern British Gold Sovereigns were minted continuously for one century from 1817-1917, then one year in 1925, and again re-released in 1957. These are dubbed “Gold Sovereigns” because they depict the sovereign leader of the British Empire during that time. These coins were fully circulated until 1932, and today they are minted as bullion products that can be transformed into jewelry. These coins tend to carry higher premiums due to their historical value and high demand.
The obverse of the coin features King George III looking to the right. Inscriptions include the year, his name, and “DEI GRATIA”.
The reverse of this coin depicts the 1817 design by the famous Italian engraver, Benedetto Pistrucci. This design captures the legendary scene of St George slaying the evil dragon that tormented the Swedish kingdom for years. The dragon demanded one sacrifice each year, and St. George is said to have slain the dragon mere moments before the Swedish princess was sacrificed.
Coin Specifications:
- Made from .9167 fine gold
- Weight of .1177 troy oz
- Comes in circulated condition
- Individual coins will come in a protective plastic flip
- Obverse: King George III portrait.
- Reverse: Benedetto Pistrucci’s St George scene as he slays the dragon. Inscriptions include the year and the SA mintmark
Bullion Exchanges is pleased to offer you these 1817 British Gold Half Sovereign George III Circulated Coins. Don’t forget to browse our vast collection of British Gold Coins today to become a proud owner of an inseparable part of British Coinage history. Please contact us if you have any questions.











