1915M George V Sovereign Uncirculated

Description

Struck at the Melbourne Mint during the height of World War I, the 1915M George V Sovereign is a classic example of British imperial coinage produced in Australia. This Uncirculated sovereign showcases sharp details and brilliant mint lustre, making it a standout for collectors and gold investors alike.

The obverse features the bare-headed portrait of King George V, designed by Sir Bertram Mackennal, while the reverse displays the depiction of St George slaying the dragon, a powerful symbol of courage and victory.

Marked with the “M” mintmark, this coin confirms its origin at Melbourne, one of the three Australian mints producing sovereigns at the time.

Key Features:

• Struck in 22 carat gold (91.67% fine)
• Weight: 7.98g
• Uncirculated condition
• Obverse: Portrait of King George V
• Reverse: St George and the dragon
• Minted at the Melbourne Mint (M mintmark)