1821 GOLD SOVEREIGN ( FAIR )

The 1821 Gold Sovereign, struck during the reign of King George IV, is a notable piece in British numismatic history. This particular coin, in fair condition, has been previously used in jewelry and features a plugged hole. Despite its history, it retains the classic design elements, with Benedetto Pistrucci's iconic St. George and the Dragon on the reverse and the laureate head of King George IV on the obverse. This coin offers a unique glimpse into its past use and remains a collectible piece.

Coin Summary:

• Precious Metal Content: 7.315g
• Material: Gold
• Monarch: George IV
• Denomination: Sovereign
• Country: United Kingdom
• Weight: 7.98g
• Condition: Fair (Ex-Jewellery, Plugged)
• Diameter: 22.05mm
• Carat: 22 carat (916)
• Mintage: Approximately 9,405,114