Name: 1911 George V Gold Proof £5 Sovereign: A Rare Coronation Coin
SKU: 10546
Price: 24500.00 GBP
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1911 George V Gold Proof £5 Sovereign: A Rare Coronation Coin

The 1911 George V Gold Proof £5 Sovereign was minted for King George V’s coronation. It features his portrait on the obverse and the iconic St. George and the dragon on the reverse. Struck in 22-carat gold, this limited-edition proof coin (only 2,812 minted) is highly prized among collectors, particularly in higher grades like PCGS PF-66, which signifies exceptional preservation.

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The 1911 George V Gold Proof £5 Sovereign is a highly desirable and historically significant coin, minted in celebration of King George V’s coronation. With a mintage of only 2,812 coins, it was struck in 22-carat gold and features a stunning design. The obverse bears the portrait of King George V by Bertram Mackennal, and the reverse shows Benedetto Pistrucci’s iconic depiction of St. George slaying the dragon**.

This coin, graded PF-66 by PCGS, represents an exceptional quality proof, showcasing brilliant detail and minimal imperfections, making it highly prized among collectors. Its weight is approximately 1.1775 oz of gold.

The 1911 Gold £5 Sovereign is part of the last series of large gold coins minted by the Royal Mint before the First World War, adding to its historical and numismatic value.