On offer is an 1871 full gold sovereign struck in 22-carat gold and featuring the young head portrait of Queen Victoria, designed by Leonard Charles Wyon. The reverse shows Benedetto Pistrucci’s classic depiction of St George slaying the dragon, one of the most recognised designs in British coinage. This example is in good condition for its age, with details visible on both obverse and reverse; please refer to the photographs for a full assessment.

A desirable Victorian gold sovereign and an enduring piece of 19th-century British numismatic history.

KEY FEATURES
✅ Genuine 22ct gold full sovereign – 1871 issue
✅ Obverse: Queen Victoria young head by L.C. Wyon
✅ Reverse: St George and the dragon by Pistrucci
✅ Condition: Good for age; see images for detail
✅ Historic 19th-century British coinage

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