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2025 Gold Proof Full Sovereign Shield Back Charles III Coin

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916‰
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The Britannia Coin Company
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Delivery within 5-7 working days. Gold proof Sovereign with shield reverse; new for 2025 from The Royal Mint. These proof Sovereigns feature a classic design by 19th-century engraver Jean Baptiste Merlen, which first appeared on these 22-carat British coins 200 years ago. Merlen’s 1825 design can only be seen on 5,000 individually presented proof Sovereigns, which sit alongside a separate issue featuring Benedetto Pistrucci’s classic St George and the dragon motif. Both 2025 proof Sovereign releases utilise Martin Jennings’ definitive, uncrowned portrait of King Charles III for the obverse. Struck to a historic specification, these coins are composed of 7.98 grams of 91.67% gold. They will be the last to feature a rose-gold hue. We are offering these 2025 coins in their original Royal Mint presentation packaging with a numbered certificate of authenticity. Order now while stocks last and enjoy free, insured delivery. System.Threading.Tasks.Task`1[System.String] System.Threading.Tasks.Task`1[System.String]