1913P George V Sovereign Uncirculated

Description

The 1913P Gold Sovereign was struck at the Perth Mint under the reign of King George V. This sovereign features the iconic reverse design of St George slaying the dragon by Benedetto Pistrucci, paired with the crowned bust of King George V on the obverse. With strong strike quality and brilliant mint lustre, this Uncirculated example is a standout specimen from Australia’s gold coinage era.

The “P” mintmark below the reverse design denotes its origin at the Perth Mint, which produced sovereigns for the British Empire from 1899 to 1931.

Key Features:

• Year: 1913
• Mint: Perth (P mintmark)
• Obverse: Portrait of King George V
• Reverse: St George and the dragon by Benedetto Pistrucci
• Metal: 22ct gold (91.67% purity)
• Weight: 7.98 grams
• Condition: Uncirculated

This 1913P sovereign is an exceptional example of early 20th-century Australian gold coinage. Its combination of historical relevance, excellent condition, and intrinsic gold value makes it a smart addition to any investment portfolio or sovereign collection.