1912M King George V Gold Sovereign Uncirculated

Containing 0.2354 troy ounces of 22-carat gold (91.67% purity), the coin features the classic portrait of King George V. The reverse bears Benedetto Pistrucci’s iconic depiction of St George slaying the dragon – a timeless symbol of British strength and tradition. The ‘P’ mintmark below the ground line on the reverse identifies this sovereign as having been struck in Perth, Australia.

This coin remains in uncirculated condition, with its original lustre and sharp detail preserved, making it especially desirable for collectors. Its historical context, combined with its gold content and limited availability in such condition, makes it a compelling acquisition for both investors and numismatists.

• Struck in 1912 at the Perth Mint (mintmark 'P')
• 22-carat gold – 91.67% purity
• Contains 0.2354 troy ounces of gold
• Obverse features King George V
• Reverse shows St George and the dragon by Benedetto Pistrucci
• Uncirculated condition – sharp detail and original lustre
• Highly collectible