1918 I• Full British Gold Sovereign • India • beautiful BU Coin! BrG406

Description: 1918 • Full British Gold Sovereign • INDIA • Beautiful BU Coin!Being 100 years old, this Gold Sovereign has kept its original brilliance front & back!You will receive the exact coin in the photos in a protective unplasticised flip.FREE PRIORITY SHIPPING with tracking and signature required -with unique, special packaging features and discreet and effective labeling to ensure the package arrives safe and sound. Specifications for the Gold Sovereign In 1816 standard gold (22 carat) was valued at £46 14s 6d per troy pound; this meant a £1 coin needed to weigh 123.2744783 grains or 7.988030269 g. The weight is still the same today.Weight: 7.9881gDiameter: 22.05 mmThickness: 1.52 mmPurity: 22 carat = 91.67% (11/12ths gold, 1/12th copper. Adding copper makes the coin more scratch and dent resistant)Gold Content: 113 grains = 7.3224 g = 0.2354 troy ounceFace value: £1 = 20 shillingsMonarch: George VGeneral Description: SovereignsThe 1911 Gold Sovereign Sydney is an example of the Gold Sovereign and is one of the most ubiquitous of all coins and much sought after by both coin collectors and bullion investors. Sovereigns have been minted since 1817 (in Britain 1817-1917, 1925 and 1957 on). At coins fairs you often hear the dealers refer to these coins as Sovs. Besides being minted in Britain, Sovereigns have been made in Australia (Melbourne, Sydney, Perth), India (then Bombay, now Mumbai), Canada (Ottawa) and South Africa (Pretoria) although these regional mints have not made sovereigns since 1932. The non-British coins carry a small mintmark ('S','M','P','I','C' or 'SA') just above the date.The Obverse is the Monarch's head (George V) and the Reverse is most often St George and the Dragon, although other backs have been used and are of interest to collectors. The Reverse often gives the Sovs a new term, like "ShieldBacks".

Price: 2010 USD

Location: Arcadia, California

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