1906M Edward VII Sovereign Uncirculated

Description

Struck at the Sydney Mint in 1906, this gold sovereign features the portrait of King Edward VII on the obverse and the iconic St George and the dragon design on the reverse. As part of the early Edwardian issues, the 1906M sovereign represents a key period in British and Australian coinage history.

This example is offered in Uncirculated condition, displaying full mint lustre, sharp details, and no signs of wear. Its excellent preservation and clear strike make it an attractive choice for collectors seeking pristine sovereigns from the Melbourne Mint, as well as investors wanting high-grade historical gold.

Key Features:

• Year: 1906
• Monarch: King Edward VII
• Mint: Sydney (S mintmark)
• Obverse: Portrait of Edward VII
• Reverse: St George slaying the dragon
• Metal: 22ct gold (91.67% purity)
• Weight: 7.98 grams
• Condition: Uncirculated

The 1906S Edward VII Sovereign in Uncirculated condition is a superior specimen, blending historical significance with exceptional quality. It is a standout piece for both collectors and investors in Australian and British gold coinage.