George V 1918P Gold Sovereign PCGS MS62 (Uncirculated)
The sovereigns struck from 1914 to 1918 enable the collector to create a powerful bond with the Australians who lived through the First World War – and those who made the ultimate sacrifice. Struck as the guns finally fell silent, the Perth Mint’s 1918P Gold Sovereign gives you the chance to own a genuine artefact of the conclusion of “the war to end all wars”.
Uniting Benedetto Pistrucci’s neo-classical masterpiece, St George & the Dragon, with portrait of King George V by Australian artist Bertram Mackennal, all WWI sovereigns are scarce today. This is in part due to the low mintages, and the number melted for the gold in the century since struck – as well as those dispatched overseas to pay off debt after WWI. Always in great demand due to the link with Australia’s Baptism of Fire, WWI sovereigns are never more sought after than when found in the exceptional quality apparent here.
Officially assessed and graded by leading independent 3rd party verifier Professional Coin Grading Service (PCGS) at MS62 – the equivalent of Uncirculated – we have just one example of the 1918P Gold Sovereign available. Click add to cart now!
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George V 1918P Gold Sovereign PCGS MS62 (Uncirculated)
George V 1918P Gold Sovereign PCGS MS62 (Uncirculated)
The sovereigns struck from 1914 to 1918 enable the collector to create a powerful bond with the Australians who lived through the First World War – and those who made the ultimate sacrifice. Struck as the guns finally fell silent, the Perth Mint’s 1918P Gold Sovereign gives you the chance to own a genuine artefact of the conclusion of “the war to end all wars”.
Uniting Benedetto Pistrucci’s neo-classical masterpiece, St George & the Dragon, with portrait of King George V by Australian artist Bertram Mackennal, all WWI sovereigns are scarce today. This is in part due to the low mintages, and the number melted for the gold in the century since struck – as well as those dispatched overseas to pay off debt after WWI. Always in great demand due to the link with Australia’s Baptism of Fire, WWI sovereigns are never more sought after than when found in the exceptional quality apparent here.
Officially assessed and graded by leading independent 3rd party verifier Professional Coin Grading Service (PCGS) at MS62 – the equivalent of Uncirculated – we have just one example of the 1918P Gold Sovereign available. Click add to cart now!
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The sovereigns struck from 1914 to 1918 enable the collector to create a powerful bond with the Australians who lived through the First World War – and those who made the ultimate sacrifice. Struck as the guns finally fell silent, the Perth Mint’s 1918P Gold Sovereign gives you the chance to own a genuine artefact of the conclusion of “the war to end all wars”.
Uniting Benedetto Pistrucci’s neo-classical masterpiece, St George & the Dragon, with portrait of King George V by Australian artist Bertram Mackennal, all WWI sovereigns are scarce today. This is in part due to the low mintages, and the number melted for the gold in the century since struck – as well as those dispatched overseas to pay off debt after WWI. Always in great demand due to the link with Australia’s Baptism of Fire, WWI sovereigns are never more sought after than when found in the exceptional quality apparent here.
Officially assessed and graded by leading independent 3rd party verifier Professional Coin Grading Service (PCGS) at MS62 – the equivalent of Uncirculated – we have just one example of the 1918P Gold Sovereign available. Click add to cart now!
