Issuing Authority: United Kingdom
Manufacturer: The Royal Mint
Weight (grams): 7.98 g
Pure gold content (grams): ~7.32 g
Fineness: 916.7 (22ct)
Dimensions: 22.05 mm diameter
Discover the Gold Sovereign Elizabeth II (2005), a 22-carat gold coin issued by The Royal Mint as part of its long-running Sovereign series. This 2005 edition is notable for its special reverse design by Timothy Noad, offering a modern reinterpretation of the classic St. George and the Dragon motif originally created by Benedetto Pistrucci.
The obverse features the fourth portrait of Queen Elizabeth II by Ian Rank-Broadley, widely recognised on UK coinage from this period. The reverse depicts St. George slaying the dragon in a refreshed artistic style, combining traditional symbolism with contemporary engraving.
Struck in 22-carat gold, the coin contains approximately 7.32 grams of pure gold within a total weight of 7.98 grams. Its compact format and globally recognised Sovereign design make it a popular choice among collectors and investors seeking a balance of historical significance and intrinsic value.
This 2005 issue stands out due to its limited mintage and unique reverse design within the Sovereign series, adding to its collectible appeal. It represents a blend of heritage, artistry, and enduring gold value, making it desirable in the numismatic market.
Please note: This product is pre-owned but in good condition and currently in stock.
Available with fully insured UK delivery or secure collection from London Gold Emporium, Hatton Garden.

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